El “yugo de tu obediencia”: La Verdadera Historia del Rey don Rodrigo de Miguel de Luna y la narración del pasado como reivindicación de un modelo social y de conversión

June 6, 2017 | Autor: Javier Albarrán | Categoría: Modern History, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Medieval History, Early Modern History, Medieval Studies, History and Memory, Inquisition, Religious Conversion, Islamic Studies, Memory Studies, Cultural Memory, Al-Andalus, Moriscos, Collective Memory, Islamic History, Islam, Medieval Islamic History, Heresy and Inquisition, Medieval Spain, Early modern Spain, Hispanic Studies, Moriscos and Conversos In Medieval and Early Modern Castilian Literature; Images of Granada In European Art and Literature, Inquisition. Moriscos. Lead Books. Granada. Conversion. Religious Polemics, Medieval Studies, History and Memory, Inquisition, Religious Conversion, Islamic Studies, Memory Studies, Cultural Memory, Al-Andalus, Moriscos, Collective Memory, Islamic History, Islam, Medieval Islamic History, Heresy and Inquisition, Medieval Spain, Early modern Spain, Hispanic Studies, Moriscos and Conversos In Medieval and Early Modern Castilian Literature; Images of Granada In European Art and Literature, Inquisition. Moriscos. Lead Books. Granada. Conversion. Religious Polemics

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This paper discusses how the religious conversion is represented and what does it mean, as a "place of memory", in Miguel de Luna's "La Verdadera Historia del Rey don Rodrigo", and what role it plays within the broader intellectual program of the author.

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El “yugo de tu obediencia”: La Verdadera Historia del Rey don Rodrigo de Miguel de Luna y la narración del pasado como reivindicación de un modelo social y de conversión

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