Titlebook: Converso Non-Conformism in Early Modern Spain; Bad Blood and Faith Kevin Ingram Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Joan Cutting (Senior lecturer in TESOL)rejudicial legislation that the conversos begin to confront their religious and national identity, in the process becoming Spain’s foremost humanists, evangelists, and mystics. Chapter . examines this early reform movement, which culminates with the Inquisition prosecutions of Spain’s converso human

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Jane Evison,Michael McCarthy,Anne O’Keeffelimbo, accepted neither as bona fide Spaniards nor as Christians. The chapter charts the religious campaigns of Juan de Ávila (later Saint Juan de Ávila), who takes his reform message to the converso communities in a bid to create a new evangelical Christianity with New Christians at its vanguard. A

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Svenja Adolphs,Sarah Atkins,Kevin Harveyaccepted view that they were apologists for Counter-Reformation Catholic orthodoxy. In contrast, Ingram argues that they are converso non-conformists who discreetly advance a program of religious concordance and toleration, promoting the importance of early Jewish settlement in Iberia for the develo

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Jane Evison,Michael McCarthy,Anne O’Keeffeores of Spanish society. Velázquez’s early . are themselves presented as examples of non-conformist humanist texts, as are a number of canvases painted during his first years at the court of Philip IV, where the young painter becomes enmeshed in a battle between the reforming faction of his patron,

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Jane Evison,Michael McCarthy,Anne O’Keeffeblishes ., arguing for a sixteenth-century intellectual environment dominated by New Christians. This leads to an increasingly tense debate, played out against the backdrop of Franco’s Spain, in which a conservative academy rejects Castro’s arguments. Ingram discusses this debate and more recent sch

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Kevin IngramCharts converso non-conformism from the mid-fourteenth century to the seventeenth century across Spain.Reconsiders the work of Diego Velázquez as a converso humanist.Highlights the importance of the c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-93236-1Socio-religious reform; Fifteenth century, sixteenth century, seventeenth century; Diego Velazquez; Spa