Another aspect of Spanish history, the one dealing with the Inquisition
and the Jewish experiences at the time can be found in *Incognito:
Journey of a Secret Jew* by Maria Espinosa. You can find more
information here:
http://www.wingspress.com/Titles/incognito.html
An interesting book dealing with the same period of history and "a
"crash course" in the nuances and details of the persecution, forced
conversion, clandestine worship, expulsion, flight and renewal that
marked the Sephardi passage. The period is often referred to as the
"Inquisition,..." is *The Last Kabbalist of Lisbon* by Richard Zimler.
More details at:
http://urj.org/Articles/index.cfm?id=1400&pge_prg_id=26440&pge_id=1148
<http://urj.org/Articles/index.cfm?id=1400&pge_prg_id=26440&pge_id=1148>
Ana
Gill Boag-Munroe wrote:
> Thoroughly enjoying the reading list for Seville: I've been a fan of
> both Cela and Perez-Reverte for a long time. You haven't yet
> mentioned Miguel Unamuno, though - his Niebla/Mist is well worth a
> read. There's also Blasco Ibanez though he is more difficult to find
> in translation - La Barraca and Sangre y Arena are fascinating
> insights into life in early twentieth century Spain.
> Enjoy!
> Gill Boag-Munroe
>
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> School of Education
> University of Birmingham
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