POLITICAL RITUALS OF THE SPEAKING: BLESSING AND CURSE IN THE HISTORIOGRAPHY AND LAW OF THE CASTILIAN NOBILITY OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY (PART I).

The curse, along with its opposite, the blessing, was not a fictional element, a legend more or less original in Castilian political history. Law and historiography made this topic a key element in his discourses to end up legitimizing one or the other in the struggles for the power of the kingdom i...

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Published in:Imago Temporis. Medium Aevum Vol. 16; pp. 205 - 240
Main Author: AsIss-GONZALEZ, FEDERICO J.
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Published: Consolidated Medieval Studies Research Group Space, Power & Culture 2022
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