Sobre el Centon Epistolario del Bachiller Fernan Gomez de Cibdareal y Su Verdadero Autor el Maestro Gil Gonzalez Davila (Classic Reprint)

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La historiografía tradicional, española y europea, ha considerado la Guerra de Granada (1482-1492) como un hecho de naturaleza y alcance exclusivamente hispánicos. Se trataba del último episodio de un proceso ibérico, la « Reconquista », el enfrentamiento secular entre el Islam y la Cristiandad, consustancial al Medievo peninsular. El nacionalismo romántico del siglo XIX y la dictadura de Franco (1939-1975) lo marcaron a fuego en la identidad nacional española. Sin embargo, en las últimas décadas se han revisado estos postulados, hasta culminar en una revisión radical. Librado el...

Bajo el citado título se recoge un estudio de la religiosidad cristiana en la Sevilla de la segunda mitad del siglo XV y principios del siglo XVI, realizado a partir de los Protocolos Notariales pertenecientes a este espacio temporal. La obra está dividida en dos grandes capítulos. En el primero de ellos, Los caminos del cielo, se analiza cómo vivían los sevillanos de fines del Medievo la religiosidad cristiana a través de sus distintas prácticas y creencias: los sacramentos; el año litúrgico y su observancia; el concepto que tenían de Dios, Cristo, el Espíritu Santo, María y los...

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