Colonialism

First of all, thank you for pre­senting your work and sharing your research with Iberian Connections.

In 1475 two Jewish men, rabbi Mosé Maturel and his son-in-law Muysé, and a Christian friend, Alfonso de Córdoba, walked into the office of one of Seville’s many Christian notaries.

I’m cur­rently writing a book on the pol­itics, ethics, and global reception history of Ibn Ṭufayl’s Ḥayy ibn Yaqẓān, so I’m grateful for the oppor­tunity to be in con­ver­sation with you.