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Among Christians and Muslims: An Approach to the Captivity in the Frontier between the Kingdom of Castille and the Emirate of Granada (XIV- XV Centuries)

Authors: Tinoco Díaz, J. Fernando;

Among Christians and Muslims: An Approach to the Captivity in the Frontier between the Kingdom of Castille and the Emirate of Granada (XIV- XV Centuries)

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[ES] El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar las diversas facetas del fenómeno del cautiverio en la frontera entre Granada y Castilla. En este contexto, el cautiverio fue una manifestación muy habitual de la violencia e inseguridad fronteriza vivida por la sociedad andaluza. Por este motivo, se comienza haciendo referencia a cuestiones clave como el contexto, la importancia del cautiverio y las medidas que se han producido en torno a la liberación de estos cautivos en esta zona geográfica. Con posterioridad, también se incorporan menciones concretas a las condiciones de vida de esos cautivos y sus posibles formas de redención. En consecuencia, el cautiverio se muestra aquí como un fuerte problema social a través del cual observar los principales personajes de la sociedad fronteriza de la Península Ibérica durante el final de la Edad Media.

[EN] The proposition of this paper is to analyze the various facets of the captivity phenomenon in the frontier between Granada and Castile. In this context, the captivity was a very usual manifestation of the frontier violence and insecurity lived for the Andalusian society. For this reason, it begins referring to key issues such as the context, the importance of the captivity and the measures that occurred around the release of these captives in this geographical area. Subsequently, specific mentions are also added to the living conditions of these captives and their possible forms of redemption. Consequently, the captivity is here shown as a strong social problem through which to observe the main characters of the border society of the Iberian Peninsula during the end of the Middle Ages.

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Kingdom of Castile, Emirato nazarí de Granada, Baja Edad Media, Andalucía, Reino de Castilla, Andalusia, Late Middle Ages, Captivity, Emirate Nasrid of Granada, Cautiverio

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