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El problema morisco y la retórica de la infección corporal en “La historia del cautivo”

El problema morisco y la retórica de la infección corporal en “La historia del cautivo”

February 27, 2020/in article

El problema morisco y la retórica de la infección corporal en “La historia del cautivo”

Volume 42 Issue 2

Author(s): Diana Galarreta-Aima

Recommended Citation:

Galarreta-Aima, Diana (2017) “El problema morisco y la retórica de la infección corporal en “La historia del cautivo”,” Bulletin for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies: Vol. 42 : Iss. 2 , Article 2.

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Abstract:

The object of this study, from the perspective of a Cervantist, is to put two forms of medicalizing discourse in dialog with one another: the first is the discourse of sickness and health in texts advocating the expulsion of the moriscos; the second is the medical images of the captive’s tale (“la retórica de la infección corporal en ‘La historia del cautivo’”).

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