Jewish Literatures in Spanish and Portuguese: A Comprehensive Handbook

Contents
Introduction
I Medieval Constellations
1 Jewish and Converso History in Medieval Spain: The Castilian Case
2 The Poetry of Sefarad: Secular and Liturgical Hebrew Verse in Medieval Iberia
3 The kharadjāt
4 Jews and Conversos in Spanish Cancioneros and Portuguese Cancioneiros (c. 1350–1520)
II Early Modern Contexts
5 1492–1700: Early Modern Iberian-Jewish Cultural History
6 Converso Spectres: The Lessons and Challenges of Spanish ‘Golden Age’ Prose
7 From the Iberian Peninsula into the World: Leone Ebreo’s Dialoghi d’amore and the ‘Occidental’ Concept of Love
8 The Literature of the Western Sephardim
9 Jews in the History and Culture of the Caribbean
III The Eighteenth and the Nineteenth Centuries
10 The Iberian Diasporas in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
11 Conversos in Colonial Hispanic America
IV The Twentieth Century
12 The Twentieth Century in Iberian and Latin American History
13 Contemporary Jewish Literatures of Spain
14 Mapping Twentieth Century Sephardic Literature
15 Jewish-Brazilian Literatures
16 Jewish-Mexican Literatures: Ashkenazic Tradition and Culture
17 Sephardic Writing in Mexico
18 Jewish Literatures from the Rio de la Plata Region (Twentieth Century)
V Contemporary Contexts
19 Historiography and Literary Essays on Latin American Jews in the New Millennium
20 Contemporary Jewish Narrative in Twentyfirst Century Latin America
21 Writing Cuban Belonging through Jewish Eyes
Index