Líricas secretas: los espías y el Gran Turco (siglo XVI)

June 4, 2017 | Autor: Gennaro Varriale | Categoría: History, Cultural History, Military Intelligence, Early Modern History, Intelligence, Mediterranean Studies, Ottoman Studies, Intelligence and Espionage, Social History, 16th Century Eastern Mediterranean, History of the Eastern Mediterranean, Otherness, The Kingdom of Naples, Espionage, History of Espionage, Identity, Otherness, Critical Discourse Analysis, Espionage and diplomacy in the Ottoman Empire, SPANISH HAPSBURGS, Stereotypes and the conception of the otherness, Mediterranean Studies, Ottoman Studies, Intelligence and Espionage, Social History, 16th Century Eastern Mediterranean, History of the Eastern Mediterranean, Otherness, The Kingdom of Naples, Espionage, History of Espionage, Identity, Otherness, Critical Discourse Analysis, Espionage and diplomacy in the Ottoman Empire, SPANISH HAPSBURGS, Stereotypes and the conception of the otherness

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This present essay focuses on the information that Hispanic spies collected in the Levant during the sixteenth-century. Based on archival and literary sources, the study is built around the typical structure of a lyric opera to show the worth of the secret correspondence such as archetype of European perception about the Ottoman Empire and, more generally, about all the Islam.KEY WORDS: Intelligence; Secret information; Ottoman Empire; Hispanic Monarchy; Eastern Mediterranean; Otherness.

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Líricas secretas: los espías y el Gran Turco (siglo XVI)

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