This absorbing book brings together two works written by two seemingly dissimilar figures who share the experience of finding themselves in “an unknown land whose reality they could hardly grasp” (x) and who were pioneers in their experiences of America. Cabeza de Vaca, a “failed conquistador looking for lands to annex to the emergent Spanish empire” and Bradford, an “Englishman whose religious beliefs made his community the object of … intense persecution,” both left written testomies of Ame..
Three narratives describing the expeditions made by early Spanish explorers between 1528 and 1543 of...
In this article I contextualise Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca's Shipwrecks (1542) within the framework ...
To the European imagination, America was a tabula rasa, a virgin territory. As this program describe...
This absorbing book brings together two works written by two seemingly dissimilar figures who share ...
Spanish conquistador Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca and British explorer John Smith went to the New Worl...
Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca (1490-1557), gentleman of the highest Spanish nobility, is the author of ...
The book known nowadays as Naufragios by Álvar Núez Cabeza de Vaca is one of the most important test...
This thesis examines the relaciónes (report) Naufragios (1542) and Comentarios (1555) with the inten...
In this presentation with Landscape Architect Professor Baker Morrow, Professor Morrow shares about ...
This is the story of a double haunting. On one hand, Spanish explorers and conquerors (Conquistador...
In this paper, I will discuss the development of one type of Western captivity narrative, a Spanish ...
T his essay attempts to place Spanish exploration on the Great Plains within the context of the temp...
Este trabajo propone mostrar que la Nueva España fue el terreno de una construcción de imaginarios d...
Starting from two recent critical publications against the fatalism of the traditional discourse of ...
The formation of the Spanish American discourse entails an array of sources that can be identified s...
Three narratives describing the expeditions made by early Spanish explorers between 1528 and 1543 of...
In this article I contextualise Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca's Shipwrecks (1542) within the framework ...
To the European imagination, America was a tabula rasa, a virgin territory. As this program describe...
This absorbing book brings together two works written by two seemingly dissimilar figures who share ...
Spanish conquistador Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca and British explorer John Smith went to the New Worl...
Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca (1490-1557), gentleman of the highest Spanish nobility, is the author of ...
The book known nowadays as Naufragios by Álvar Núez Cabeza de Vaca is one of the most important test...
This thesis examines the relaciónes (report) Naufragios (1542) and Comentarios (1555) with the inten...
In this presentation with Landscape Architect Professor Baker Morrow, Professor Morrow shares about ...
This is the story of a double haunting. On one hand, Spanish explorers and conquerors (Conquistador...
In this paper, I will discuss the development of one type of Western captivity narrative, a Spanish ...
T his essay attempts to place Spanish exploration on the Great Plains within the context of the temp...
Este trabajo propone mostrar que la Nueva España fue el terreno de una construcción de imaginarios d...
Starting from two recent critical publications against the fatalism of the traditional discourse of ...
The formation of the Spanish American discourse entails an array of sources that can be identified s...
Three narratives describing the expeditions made by early Spanish explorers between 1528 and 1543 of...
In this article I contextualise Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca's Shipwrecks (1542) within the framework ...
To the European imagination, America was a tabula rasa, a virgin territory. As this program describe...