A Warrior’s Valour, Honour and Identity: The case of the Moriscos of Granada

Today I will talk about notions of honour and loyalty in Early Modern Spanish society. More specifically, I will talk about how Moriscos defined these notions of honour and how they used them to construct Morisco identity. The analysis I am going to present is based on one of the few sources of Morisco origin … Weiterlesen A Warrior’s Valour, Honour and Identity: The case of the Moriscos of Granada →

Conversos and Moriscos: possible entanglements

A new approach In contrast to the prevailing approach of viewing Converso and Morisco histories as separate or parallel at best, I include both in a shared narrative. In order to establish the shared narrative, I will employ the approach of entangled history as proposed by Michael Werner and Bénedicte Zimmermann. I have set myself … Weiterlesen Conversos and Moriscos: possible entanglements →

Why we do what we do

I want to share my experiences of the adventure that is 'getting your PhD' with whoever is interested in it. Networking online is becoming almost as important as the good old conference coffee break, I believe. Also staying in touch with or establishing contact with researchers in a field that is not established in your … Weiterlesen Why we do what we do →