Medieval Iberia : essays on the history and literature of medieval Spain

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Medieval Iberia : essays on the history and literature of medieval Spain

edited by Donald J. Kagay and Joseph T. Snow

(Ibérica, vol. 25)

P. Lang, c1997

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"Papers presented in the late 1980's at some meetings of the International Congress on Medieval Studies" -- Pref

Includes bibliographical references (p. [243]-268)

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If the old aphorism is to be believed, Spain begins at the Pyrenees. This European and Spanish proclamation of difference or uniqueness is born out, in a sense, but also turned on its head by this collection of essays by an eminent group of American Hispanicists. These articles focus on various aspects of medieval Iberian society, economy, and religion as well as the Peninsula's rich and diverse literature of the era. This essay collection thus provides a valuable introduction to the study of the Spanish national character, which is indeed unique but rooted in general European traditions.

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