... chronologies within the Peninsula. 496  Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies / 37.3 / 2007 A Mudéjar Spain? The proleptic force of a periodization organized around 1492 falters when one reconsiders the place of Andalusi culture in early modern Spain. As noted above, in both Maurophobe...

... as expressions of anxiety on a cul- tural level about the ambiguous status of the Mudejar, of the Muslim as a subject to be governed within the frontiers of Castile and León. My main contention in this essay is that, at least in some cases, the ambivalence...

... constructed genealogies of blood and spirit, the first an aristocratic notion of agnatic lineage employed to stabilize land tenure and authorize Mudejar subjection, and the second an ecclesiastical genealogy of apostolic spiritual succession. Drawing on Freud...

..., 2001), 42 – 47. 4 David Nirenberg, “Muslims in Christian Iberia, 1000 – 1526: Variations of Mudejar Experience,” in Peter Linehan and Janet L. Nelson, eds., The Medieval World (Lon- don: Routledge, 2001), 60 – 76. 5 “Great lord, we come from those places where the sun burns more...