I PART. El passat interrogat i desenmascarat

The ‘Reconquest’: a new proposal of defnition

Carlos de Ayala Martínez

25-43

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The frontier fortresses and sanctuaries of al-Andalus: Reconquest, Resignifcation and collective Memory in the Iberian Peninsula (eleventh to fifteenth centuries)

José Santiago Palacios Ontalva

45-65

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The Christian Reconquest of the Holy Land

Martín Alvira

67-83

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The islamic reaction to the Christian Conquests in Iberia: the ideal of territorial Recovery (eleventh-twelfth centuries)

Alejandro García-Sanjuán

85-103

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II PART. El passat estudiat i mesurat

(Re)claiming the West: Justinian’s expedition in Italy

Alessandro Carabia

107-139

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Nikephoros Phokas and the Byzantine Reconquista of the islamic Emirate of Crete (961 AD). An alternative view

Matteo G. Randazzo

141-160

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The Conquest of Conquests: the Islamic Discourse regarding the Reconquest of Jerusalem (1099-1187)

Javier Albarrán

161-182

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Rewriting Rome’s past glories? The heroes of the Reconquest in the Middle Byzantine period and their forerunners according to historical sources and popular narratives

Juan Signes Codoñer

183-202

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Restoration, Recovery or Reconquest? The Idea of territorial Recovery from Islam in Late Medieval Castile

Martín F. Ríos Saloma

203-222

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Violence, economic factors and identity formation. The construction of social cohesion among warrior groups in the Visigothic Kingdom of Toledo

Fernando Ruchesi

223-242

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The Good Men of the Duchy of Burgundy. Some refections on the boni homines/boni viri mentioned in the sources of the ninth to thirteenth centuries

Armando Torres Fauaz

243-269

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Political rituals of the speaking: blessing and curse in Historiography and the Law of the Castilian Nobility of the fourteenth century (part II)

Federico J. Asiss-González

271-308

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Celebrations and epithaphs of a municipal tradition. Refections on the fourteenth-century vulgarization and sixteenth-century printing of Tuscan communal Statutes

Francesco Salvestrini

309-332

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III PART. El passat explicat i recreat

The image of the Borgia in the early twenty-frst century

Albert Cassanyes Roig

335-358

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University teaching and Mediaevalism: Refections on how to teach and learn medieval History and Archaeology

Marta Sancho i Planas

359-374

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