Muslim Societies, Global Perspectives
Queen's University-
Events
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MSGP Events
- Nowruz
- Qatamon in Colour
- Talk on Murdered Muslim Women, Gendered Violence, and Transnational Linkages
- Talk on Syria followed by talk on Kafka & Arabs
- Talk on Chinese Islam
- Talk on Marriage, Diplomacy and Sovereignty in The Third Crusade
- "Iran Job": Movie Screening and Discussion
- Talk on "Reviving the Islamic Spirit Conference"
- Spanish Christian Masters
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Other Events
- Contemporary Palestinian Art
- Islamic History Month
- Talk on the Iberian Labyrinth
- Talk on Religious Problems and Secular Logics
- Talk on Islamic Mystical Philosophy
- Events Calendar (of all events)
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MSGP Events
Ariel Salzmann
PhD
Department of History
Queen’s University
The Iberian Labyrinth:
identity and inquisition in the making of an early modern deportation state
(1391- 1613)
Wednesday, November 7
12:30pm to 2pm
Mackintosh-Corry Hall, Room D411
Distinctive among Western polities, the Iberian state forcibly assimilated many of its Jewish and Muslim subjects. Ambiguous identities, however, created a unique dilemma not only for the conversos but also for state centralization: a surveillance apparatus known as the Spanish Inquisition.
Everyone welcome!