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General editor's preface | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Map | |
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Introduction: from medieval to early modern | |
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The Geography and Political Setting | |
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Spain in the making | |
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Geography, climate and language | |
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Politics and culture | |
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Conclusion | |
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A Society of Orders | |
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Those who have not: peasants and town dwellers | |
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Peasants | |
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The peasantry: local and regional differences | |
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Urban Spain | |
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Conclusion | |
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Those who have: nobility and clergy | |
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The nobility | |
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The clergy | |
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Conclusion | |
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On the margins of society | |
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Jews | |
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Muslims | |
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Conversos and cleanliness of blood | |
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Life after conversion: the Moriscos | |
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Gypsies (Roma) | |
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On the criminal margins | |
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Slaves | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Structures of Everyday Life | |
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Festivals and power: sites of inclusion and exclusion | |
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Festivals | |
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Calendrical feasts | |
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Non-calendrical feasts | |
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Festivals of inclusion and exclusion: power and the binding of social groups | |
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City and countryside | |
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Public and private | |
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Carnival in Spain, 1400-1600 | |
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The carnival feasts in Spain | |
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Carnivals in the sixteenth century | |
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Conclusion | |
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From Carnival to Corpus Christi: festivals of affirmation | |
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Displays of regal power | |
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A royal entry in Zaragoza (1585) | |
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Affirmations of faith | |
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The Corpus Christi processions | |
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Inquisition trials and autos-de-fe | |
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Conclusion | |
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The burdens of violence: sites of conflict | |
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The nature of violence | |
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Towards a typology of violence: official violence | |
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Unofficial violence | |
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The violence of everyday life | |
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Official violence: civil strife | |
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Violence against peasants: the cases of Ribafrecha and Leza | |
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The burdens of violence | |
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Literary representations of violence | |
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The Catholic Monarchs and systemic violence | |
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Conclusion | |
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Resisting violence: the wrath of the poor | |
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Regional armed risings | |
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The rebellion of the Irmandinos | |
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Comuneros and Germanias | |
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Local movements of resistance | |
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Banditry, piracy and vagrancy | |
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Conclusion | |
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Eating and dressing: the patterns of everyday life | |
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Eating and drinking | |
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Clothing and difference | |
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Conclusion | |
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Religion, honour, sexuality and popular culture: the mentalities of everyday life | |
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Religion and social orders | |
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Daily practices | |
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Popular religion | |
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The religion of the middling sorts | |
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Honour and sexuality | |
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The culture of honour | |
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Sexuality | |
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Following Don Quixote around Spain | |
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The golden age of equality | |
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Entertainment, the village and the road | |
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Conclusion | |
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Conclusion | |
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Discourses of difference | |
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The making of a community | |
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Social mobility | |
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Chronology of events, 1390-1600 | |
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Glossary of terms | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |