Bruno Pomara Saverino
Biographic Data
| ID | 328114 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bruno Pomara Saverino |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bruno Pomara |
| FAMILY NAME | Saverino |
| SIGNATURE | SAVERINO B P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department d’Història Moderna i Contemporània’Universitat de València, Valencia, Spain |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1790-8846 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Lonely Girl. External Factors in the Conversion and Failed Ransom of the Turkish–Algerian Fatima (1608–1622)
Research into various aspects of slavery and the related conversions has multiplied in recent years. This contribution investigates the case of Fatima, a young woman belonging to the Turkish–Algerian elite, who was captured in 1608 by the Tuscan Knights of Saint Stephen. Rescued by her parents and entrusted to some Corsican merchants for her safe return home, she remained in Calvi (Corsica) because she embraced Christianity. Thus, the local bisho…
Cesare Santus, Il « turco » a Livorno. Incontri con l’Islam nella Toscana del Seicento, Milan, Officina Libraria, 2019, 212 p
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On the arrival of Moriscos in Italy. A dialogue between history and some categories
Expelled from the Spanish kingdoms between 1609 and 1614, more than 300,000 Moriscos gave rise to provisional and definitive settlements in the Mediterranean basin. The author intends to shed light on the dispersion of this minority with the aim of making their tragic story dialogue with some categories debated by the social sciences: refugees, diaspora, identity, foreigners, mobility and translocality. With their complex and particular political…
Rifugiati
The book brings to light a little-known story: the arrival in Italy of thousands of Moriscos exiles, descendants of Arab-Muslim origin, settled for centuries in the Iberian peninsula, baptized following the Christian Reconquista (1492), often accused of crypto-Islamism and betrayal of the homeland, eventually expelled and deported from Spain (1609-1614). What are the obstacles encountered by refugees along the journey of their exodus? What is the…
Go-betweens, revisited
This article studies the trial of Francisco Mariano, suspected of participation in a conspiracy linking Algeria, Istanbul and the Moriscos in Spain at the beginning of the Alpujarras revolt (1568–1571) and just before the battle of Lepanto. In doing so, it engages with how historians have used the notion of the “go-between,” and proposes a broader definition of the term. Extending the term to a wider range of social actors reveals the fluid mobil…
Go-betweens, revisited
This article studies the trial of Francisco Mariano, suspected of participation in a conspiracy linking Algeria, Istanbul and the Moriscos in Spain at the beginning of the Alpujarras revolt (1568–1571) and just before the battle of Lepanto. In doing so, it engages with how historians have used the notion of the “go-between,” and proposes a broader definition of the term. Extending the term to a wider range of social actors reveals the fluid mobil…
Rifugiati
The book brings to light a little-known story: the arrival in Italy of thousands of Moriscos exiles, descendants of Arab-Muslim origin, settled for centuries in the Iberian peninsula, baptized following the Christian Reconquista (1492), often accused of crypto-Islamism and betrayal of the homeland, eventually expelled and deported from Spain (1609-1614). What are the obstacles encountered by refugees along the journey of their exodus? What is the…
Go-betweens, revisited
This article studies the trial of Francisco Mariano, suspected of participation in a conspiracy linking Algeria, Istanbul and the Moriscos in Spain at the beginning of the Alpujarras revolt (1568–1571) and just before the battle of Lepanto. In doing so, it engages with how historians have used the notion of the “go-between,” and proposes a broader definition of the term. Extending the term to a wider range of social actors reveals the fluid mobil…
On the arrival of Moriscos in Italy. A dialogue between history and some categories
Expelled from the Spanish kingdoms between 1609 and 1614, more than 300,000 Moriscos gave rise to provisional and definitive settlements in the Mediterranean basin. The author intends to shed light on the dispersion of this minority with the aim of making their tragic story dialogue with some categories debated by the social sciences: refugees, diaspora, identity, foreigners, mobility and translocality. With their complex and particular political…
The Lonely Girl. External Factors in the Conversion and Failed Ransom of the Turkish–Algerian Fatima (1608–1622)
Research into various aspects of slavery and the related conversions has multiplied in recent years. This contribution investigates the case of Fatima, a young woman belonging to the Turkish–Algerian elite, who was captured in 1608 by the Tuscan Knights of Saint Stephen. Rescued by her parents and entrusted to some Corsican merchants for her safe return home, she remained in Calvi (Corsica) because she embraced Christianity. Thus, the local bisho…
Cesare Santus, Il « turco » a Livorno. Incontri con l’Islam nella Toscana del Seicento, Milan, Officina Libraria, 2019, 212 p
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Ancient history (4 works) · Historical and Linguistic Studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · Medieval History and Crusades (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Art (2 works)