Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface ix
4. Acknowledgments xvii
5. PART ONE: A Millennium of Jewish Spain
6. 1. Sefarad, the Spanish Jerusalem 3
7. 2. Reconquest and Revival: The Cross Is Back 29
8. 3. Pogroms and Mass Conversions 40
9. PART TWO: Marrano Otherness and Dualities
10. 4. Conversos: The Other Within 57
11. 5. The New Otherness: Duality in Many Faces 78
12. 6. Marrano Mosaic I: Places, Persons, Poems 103
13. 7. The Arias d’Avilas: Hidden Jews or Marrano Dualists? 126
14. PART THREE: The Growing Marrano Problem
15. 8. Enrique the Impotent: Prosperity, Anarchy, and Inquisition on the Horizon 139
16. 9. Ferdinand, Isabella, and the “True Inquisition” 153
17. 10. The Great Expulsion 176
18. PART FOUR: Portuguese Marranism Takes Over
19. 11. Trap in Portugal 189
20. 12. Portuguese Inquisition, Pure Blood, and the “Nation” 209
21. PART FIVE: New Christian Religions and Spanish Culture
22. 13. A Judaizing Marrano Religion 227
23. 14. New Christians at the Forefront of Spanish Culture 240
24. 15. A Christian Religion of the Interior 246
25. 16. Picaresque Antiheroes 263
26. PART SIX: Dispersion and Modernity
27. 17. Marranos Globalized: The Networks, the “Nation” 287
28. 18. Marrano Mosaic II: Wanderers, Martyrs, Intellectuals, Dissenters 315
29. 19. Marranos and Western Modernity 337
30. 20. Marranos and Jewish Modernity 359
31. Epilogue: Present-Day Marranos 378
32. Appendix: Trends in the Literature 389
33. Notes 405
34. Works Cited 457
35. Index 477