1st Edition
Britain under the Shadow of Arthur The Arthurian Myth as a Political Theory of Empire (1461–1612)
List of Figures
Introduction
Chapter 1. Arthur and the Idea of Empire
Chapter 2. The Structure of “Medieval” Arthur
Chapter 3. Arthur of Britain (1461–1509)
Chapter 4. Arthur’s Imperium (1509–1544)
Chapter 5. Arthur and the Archipelagic Empire (1542–1568)
Chapter 6. Arthur’s Empire (1568–1588)
Chapter 7. Arthur and the Imperial Wars (1588–1603)
Chapter 8. Arthur and the British Empire (1603–1612)
Conclusion
Bibliography
Biography
Julián G.L. Heiblum is a historian specializing in the early intellectual history of the British Empire, with particular emphasis on how narratives shape thought. He earned his PhD at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, USA, where he also completed certificates in Early Modern Global Studies and Critical Theory. He later expanded his research to other Atlantic empires during postdoctoral work at the Madrid Institute for Advanced Study, Spain. Hhe has taught at multiple institutions in both the United States and Mexico, including Queens College (CUNY), The Cooper Union, and Universidad Iberoamericana de Mexico.
