The Conversos and Moriscos in Late Medieval Spain and Beyond : Volume 3. Displaced Persons

Converso And Morisco Are The Terms Applied To Those Jews And Muslims Who Converted To Christianity In Large Numbers And Usually Under Duress In Late Medieval Spain. The Converso And Morisco Studies Publications Will Examine The Implications Of These Mass Conversions For The Converts Themselves, For Their Heirs (also Referred To As Conversos And Moriscos) And For Medieval And Modern Spanish Culture. As The Essays In This First Vol. Attest, The Study Of The Converso And Morisco Phenomena Is Not Only Important For Those Scholars Focused On Spanish Society And Culture, But For Academics Everywhere Interested In The Issues Of Identity, Otherness, Nationalism, Religious Intolerance And The Challenges Of Modernity.--volume 1, Back Cover. Volume 1. Departures And Change -- Volume 2. The Morisco Issue -- Volume 3. Displaced Persons -- Volume 4. Resistance And Reform. Edited By Kevin Ingram. Conference Papers. Volumes <1-2, 4> : Edited By Kevin Ingram. Volume <3> : Edited By Kevin Ingram & Juan Ignacio Pulido Serrano. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.