Spain
“Must Everyone be Seen as Equals?”: The Morisco Quest for Belonging
Racialised subjects could also enforce and uphold a racist system.
27 January 2025
The Relic of Saint Louis of Toulouse and the Conquest of Nasrid Málaga in the Fifteenth Century
These newly Christian cities, of which Málaga was an important part, constructed new churches after models in other Spanish citie
13 January 2025
Alfonso “The Magnanimous” of Aragon and the Politics of the “Re”Conquest of Naples, 1420-1450
Alfonso’s conquests and respective framing of himself as a “Renaissance figure”
22 April 2024
Emigrating to God: A Morisco’s Extraordinary Journey in the Mediterranean and Beyond
Even though al-Ḥajarī left his birth home in pursuit of religious freedom, he saw the whole world as his home, so long as he could worship God.
27 February 2024
Transgression and Passing in María de Zayas’s “La esclava de su amante”
The Mediterranean serves as a space in which histories, including personal histories, converge but also disintegrate.
7 August 2022