Exotic nation: Maurophilia and the construction of early modern Spain

Barbara Fuchs

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Hispanic-African Historical Relations Spanish Literature and Culture Studies Early Modern Spanish Literature

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1. The Quotidian and the Exotic 2. In Memory of Moors: History, Maurophilia, and the Built Vernacular 3. The Moorish Fashion 4. Playing the Moor 5. The Spanish Race Postscript Moorish Commonplaces Notes Bibliography Index

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