Jews, Christians, and Muslims in the Mediterranean world after 1492

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Jews, Christians, and Muslims in the Mediterranean world after 1492 : ed. by Alisa Meyuhas Ginio

Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Ginio, Alisa Meyuhas (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	German
Publié:	London : Cass, 2002
Collection:	Mediterranean History Review 6/2
Contenu:	16 notices

1. Mudéjares and Repobladores in the Kingdom of Granada (1485-1501)

2. The Rise and Fall of Salonica Woollens, 1500-1650 : Technology Transfer and Western Competition

3. A tale of Three Cities and their "Raison d'Etat" : Ancona, Venice, Livorno, and the Competition for Jewish Merchants in the Sixteenth Century

4. Sephardic Settlements in Sixteenth-Century Italy : a Historical and Geographical Survey

5. The Almogataces : a Historical Perspective

6. Between the Eastern and Western Mediterranean : Sephardic Music after the Expulsion from Spain and Portugal

7. Nostalgia for the Past (and for the Future?) among Castilian Judeoconversos

8. The Annunciation to Esther : Felipe Godínez' Dramatic Vision

9. Autobiographical Elements in the Writings of Kabbalists from the Generation of the Expulsion

10. Venice between Jerusalem, Byzantium, and Divine Retribution : the Origins of the Ghetto

11. Negotiations between the Georgian and Spanish Kings at the End of the Fifteenth Century

12. Spanish Ladies from the Cairo Geniza

13. Jewish Participation in Castilian Fairs : the Example of Medina del Campo in the Fifteenth Century

14. The Social and Communal Organization of the Jewish Communities in Epirus during the Sixteenth Century

15. The Role of Ragusan Jews in the History of the Mediterranean Countries

16. Owners, Houses, Functions : new Research on the Origins of the Venetian Ghetto