1st Edition
Disciplining History Censorship, Theory and Historical Discourse in Early Modern Spain
Introduction: Disciplining History in Early Modern Spain Cesc Esteve 1. Patriotic Historiography: Annius of Viterbo in Antonio de Nebrija Francisco Bautista 2. Readers as Censors: Translations, Inhibitions and Manipulations of Some History Books in the Mid-Sixteenth Century Baltasar Cuart 3. Unbanning Habsburg Imperial History: The Antwerp Index (1571) and the Expurgatory Policies of the Hispanic Monarchy María José Vega 4. Early Modern Collaborative Scholarship and Censorship: Contextualizing the Expurgation of Jacques-Auguste de Thou’s Historiae in the 1612 Spanish Inquisitorial Index Fabien Montcher 5. The Royal Chronicler - Historian or Counselor?: The Case of Antonio de Herrera y Tordesillas Richard L. Kagan 6. Censorship, Censure and Historical Thought in Early Modern Spain Cesc Esteve 7. Censure and Censorship, Rhetoric and Probabilism: History on the Threshold of the Enlightenment Victoria Pineda
Biography
Cesc Esteve is a Ramón y Cajal Fellow in the Departament of Catalan Philology and General Linguistics at the University of Barcelona.
