Creating East and West

Nancy Bisaha

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Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Renaissance Literature and Culture Medieval History and Crusades

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"Bisaha provides the most comprehensive and nuanced account now available of the attitudes of Western intellectuals to the Turks, the Byzantines, and crusading in Renaissance Italy, an important time and place for the formation of Western cultural identity."—James Hankins, Harvard University

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