Historia de las Indias (1552)
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Mustapha, Monique (editor)
Bénat-Tachot, Louise (editor)
Bénassy-Berling, Marie-Cécile (editor)
Roche, Paul (editor)
Language
SpanishAbstract
F. López de Gómara's Historia de las Indias is the only chronicle of the Indies in the sixteenth century to offer a complete overview of the process of discovery and conquest, even though the author had never been to the Indies. The intelligence and elegance of Gómara's style explain the remarkable success of the work both in Spain and in Europe, in spite of a diffusion disrupted by the prohibition decrees from 1553. Of the two parts that compose it, it is the first, critically edited here, that has had the greatest influence on the history of ideas.
Keywords
historiography; Chronicle of the Indies; sixteenth century; history of ideas; SpainWebshop link
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9788490962565, 9788490962541Publisher
Casa de VelázquezPublisher website
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Madrid, 2021Series
Sources de la Casa de Velázquez,Classification
History of the Americas
Pages
987
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