Identidades y fronteras culturales en el mundo ibŽrico en la edad moderna

This collection of essays delves into the complex cultural identities and boundaries that defined the Iberian world during the modern age. Edited by José Luis Betrán, Berant Hernández, and Doris Moreno, the volume presents a thoughtful examination that emerged from a conference held in Barcelona, showcasing diverse scholarly perspectives on this rich subject matter.

Contributors explore various aspects of culture, identity, and the intricate interactions that shaped the Iberian Peninsula and its far-reaching colonies. The discussions reveal how different groups navigated their identities amidst shifting borders, both geographically and culturally. This scholarly work seeks to illuminate the unique ways in which cultural influences have intertwined throughout history, providing readers with an in-depth understanding of the forces at play in modern Iberian society.

Readers interested in cultural studies will find compelling insights and arguments that challenge conventional narratives, making this compilation an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to understand the historical dynamics of identity and culture in the Iberian world. The interdisciplinary approach taken by the contributors enriches the dialogue, inviting further exploration into the identities and borders that have shaped the region.