The Spaniards : an introduction to their history /
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| Language: | English Spanish |
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Berkeley,
University of California Press,
1971.
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| Series: | California library reprint series
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Table of Contents:
- Concerning the history and its historical method
- The problem : in search of the reality that is not a fable
- The Spaniards as the consequence of the intermingling of three castes of believers
- Theoretical assumptions
- A history of inner confidence and insecurity
- The non-Spanish structure of Roman and visigothic Hispania
- Al-Andalus as a constitutive circumstance of Spanish life
- Islamic tradition and Spanish life
- In search of better social order
- The beginnings of the Christian and European reaction : St. James of Galicia
- Santiago, an international attraction
- The Islamic perspective of three Christian institutions
- The historical ages conditioned by the peculiar problem of the Spanish population
- Problems and periods in Spanish history.