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Pere Marsili y el islam

Authors: Biosca Bas, Antoni;

Pere Marsili y el islam

Abstract

La obra del dominico mallorquín Pere Marsili, del siglo XIV, no ha sido aún estudiada en todos sus aspectos. Sus dos obras conocidas son la crónica de Jaume I y la Carta a Abdalá. El primer texto es una traducción latina del texto catalán del Llibre dels fets que Marsili adaptó con la intención de resaltar la figura de Jaume I, según le encargó el rey Jaume II. La Carta a Abdalá es una obra epistolar en la que critica la conversión al islam de un franciscano mallorquín. Ambas obras muestran que Marsili incluyó la lucha intelectual contra el islam entre sus objetivos. Estas características hacen que Marsili deba ser tenido en cuenta en la historia de la literatura antiislámica, sobre todo porque participa de la política seguida por la Corona de Aragón durante el siglo XIV, favorable a los dominicos.

The work of Pere Marsili, a Majorcan Dominican of the fourteenth century, has not yet been studied in all its aspects. His known works are the chronicle of James I and the Letter to Abdullah. The first text is a Latin translation of the Catalan Llibre dels fets that Marsili adapted intending to highlight the figure of James I, following the instructions of King James II. The Letter to Abdullah is an epistolary work in which Marsili criticizes the conversion to Islam of a Majorcan Franciscan. Both works show that Marsili included the intellectual struggle against Islam in his aims. These features show that Marsili should be taken into account in the history of anti-Islamic literature, especially as a part of the policy followed by the Crown of Aragon during 14th century, favorable to the Dominicans.

Este trabajo forma parte del proyecto excelencia I+D “Fuentes medievales y modernas para el estudio de las relaciones transculturales en el Mediterráneo: redacción y transmisión”, dirigido por Cándida Ferrero Hernández de la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona del Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad (código FFI2015-63659-C2-1-P MINECO/FEDER).

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Book of Deeds, Filología Latina, Conversión religiosa, Religious disputation, Pere Marsili; Llibre dels fets; Jaume I; Jaume II; Abdalá; Dominicos; Franciscanos; Islam; Conversión religiosa; Disputa religiosa, Jaume II, Abdalá, Dominicos, Abdullah, Religious Disputation, Islam, James II, Dominicans, Pere Marsili, Disputa religiosa, Religious conversion, Franciscanos, James I, Franciscans, Llibre dels fets, Religious Conversion, Book of deeds, Pere Marsili; Book of Deeds; James I; James II; Abdullah; Dominicans; Franciscans; Islam; Religious Conversion; Religious Disputation, Pere Marsili; Llibre dels fets; Jaume I; Jaume II; Abdalá; Dominicos; Franciscanos; Islam; Conversión religiosa; Disputa religiosa., Jaume I

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