This article presents a study on the conversion of the Portuguese New Christians to Judaism in Amsterdam as well as in Recife under the Dutch rule, during the first half of the seventeenth century. New Christians, which, due to their ambivalent identity amidst the Sephardic Judaism and Catholicism, were defined by the historian Yosef Kaplan as New Jews. Based on processes of the Inquisition of Lisbon against Portuguese Jews caught in Pernambuco´s war, the author analyzes the jewish rites reported by the prisoners, in particular the use of the Castilian language, or its variant, the ladino, in the synagogal daily prayers. The article sustains that this doctrinal method, conceived in the early seventeenth century by the Portuguese Jewry in Am...
Os holandeses ocuparam durante 24 anos o nordeste brasileiro: Pernambuco, Paraíba, Rio Grande do Nor...
Agindo no sentido de impedir o criptojudaísmo, o Tribunal da Fé exerceu um dos mais alargados contr...
The author investigates the types of Iberian Jewish and “converso” identities that emerged and evolv...
This article is an attempt to describe the image of the Jew and the New-Christian in Portuguese lite...
A large number of Portuguese ¿New Christians¿ (Jewish converts to Catholicism) constituted one of th...
The Seventeenth Century involved the beginning of a new enemy for the Inquisition, the Portuguese cr...
The Seventeenth Century involved the beginning of a new enemy for the Inquisition, the Portuguese cr...
The establishment of the Inquisition Tribunal in Spain (XV century) and Portugal (XVI century) stimu...
El autor estudia la problemática que plantea la aparición de nuevas comunidades judías en la Europa ...
This article presents a study on the conversion of the Portuguese New Christians to Judaism in Amste...
The Seventeenth Century involved the beginning of a new enemy for the Inquisition, the Portuguese cr...
The history of Judeo-Spanish is addressed in this article, from its peninsular roots to the...
Os holandeses ocuparam durante 24 anos o nordeste brasileiro: Pernambuco, Paraíba, Rio Grande do Nor...
The work that the reader now has in hand corresponds to a story about the Sephardic culture that spr...
The present work examines the history of a group of New Christians who were imprisoned by the Portug...
Os holandeses ocuparam durante 24 anos o nordeste brasileiro: Pernambuco, Paraíba, Rio Grande do Nor...
Agindo no sentido de impedir o criptojudaísmo, o Tribunal da Fé exerceu um dos mais alargados contr...
The author investigates the types of Iberian Jewish and “converso” identities that emerged and evolv...
This article is an attempt to describe the image of the Jew and the New-Christian in Portuguese lite...
A large number of Portuguese ¿New Christians¿ (Jewish converts to Catholicism) constituted one of th...
The Seventeenth Century involved the beginning of a new enemy for the Inquisition, the Portuguese cr...
The Seventeenth Century involved the beginning of a new enemy for the Inquisition, the Portuguese cr...
The establishment of the Inquisition Tribunal in Spain (XV century) and Portugal (XVI century) stimu...
El autor estudia la problemática que plantea la aparición de nuevas comunidades judías en la Europa ...
This article presents a study on the conversion of the Portuguese New Christians to Judaism in Amste...
The Seventeenth Century involved the beginning of a new enemy for the Inquisition, the Portuguese cr...
The history of Judeo-Spanish is addressed in this article, from its peninsular roots to the...
Os holandeses ocuparam durante 24 anos o nordeste brasileiro: Pernambuco, Paraíba, Rio Grande do Nor...
The work that the reader now has in hand corresponds to a story about the Sephardic culture that spr...
The present work examines the history of a group of New Christians who were imprisoned by the Portug...
Os holandeses ocuparam durante 24 anos o nordeste brasileiro: Pernambuco, Paraíba, Rio Grande do Nor...
Agindo no sentido de impedir o criptojudaísmo, o Tribunal da Fé exerceu um dos mais alargados contr...
The author investigates the types of Iberian Jewish and “converso” identities that emerged and evolv...