Research

The Seminar's research is structured into three main thematic areas.

Language, Heresy and Dissent: Understanding Early Modern Dissent

María José Vega Pedro Martín Baños Jorge Ledo Jessica Fowler Lorenzo Martín del Burgo Matteo Leta

Indices Librorum Prohibitorum et Expurgandorum

Jesús Martínez Bujanda María José Vega Xavier Tubau Donatella Gagliardi Marcela Londoño Mathilde Albisson Cristina Luna Segalá

Auctor damnatus: Rupture and Exclusion in the Republic of Letters (1559-1640)

María José Vega

Parrhesia. Dissent, Tolerance and Freedom of Speech

Jorge Ledo

The Book in the Court: Bibliophilia and Courtly Culture in Habsburg Spain

José Luis Gonzalo Sánchez-Molero Benito Rial Costas Jimena Gamba Corradine Víctor Lillo Castañ Alicia López Carral Jorge Fragua

Good Books and Bad Books

José Luis Gonzalo Sánchez-Molero Rafael M. Pérez García Donatella Gagliardi Reyes Coll-Tellechea Nuccio Ordine María José Vega Andrea González Centelles Alejandro Cantarero de Salazar Benito Rial Costas Stefania Mallamaci

Forbidden Prayers Library (16th-18th)

Marcela Londoño

Josephus: Translating Judaism across Iberian Worlds, 1492-1687

Julian Weiss

Epic, history and propaganda

Lara Vilà Nuccio Ordine Cesc Esteve Lisa Kattenberg Rafael M. Pérez García Javier Burguillo Ömer Fatih Parlak

Politics and Ecclesiology in Early Modern Spain

Xavier Tubau

The recusants of the British Isles and the Hispanic Monarchy: Discourses of exile and the textualization of religious conflict in the Modern Age

Javier Burguillo

Early Modern Evangelization of China

Ren Le Xu Xiaodi Iveta Nakládalová

The Making of Blackness in Early Modern Spain: A Process of Cultural and Social Negotiation from the Bottom-Up

Diana Berruezo-Sánchez

Predoctoral research

Lucía Andújar Rodríguez Mónica Bernal Bejalde Andrea González Centelles Cristina Luna Segalá Lorenzo Martín del Burgo Xu Xiaodi Jorge Fragua Alicia López Carral Roser López Cruz Míriam Ruiz-Ruano

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