Mònica Colominas Aparicio

Book cover of "The Book of Disputation" by Monica Colominas Aparicio, showing a detail of the Mudejar coffered ceiling of the Cathedral of Santa María de Mediavilla in Teruel (Aragon), surrounded by a mosaic pattern. Text below announces an 'Honorable Mention' in the 'Mediterranean Seminar Prize 2025'.

🎉 Congratulations to @monicacolominas.bsky.social on her Honourable Mention for the 2025 Mediterranean Seminar Prize!
Her critical edition & study of 'The Book of Disputation' offers a rare glimpse into #Mudejar thought in #medievaliberia

Available in #openaccess: brill.com/display/title/70056

My monograph, The Book of Disputation: A Mudejar Religious-Philosophical Treatise against Christians and Jews. (Brill, 2024), has received honourable mention (Best Edition and Translation) in the 2025 Prize of The Medieval Mediterranean Seminar! 😊🥳

www.mediterraneanseminar.org/book-prize-2...

Just published! Jreis-Navarro, L. (ed.). Emociones nazaríes (CSIC). With a.o. my contribution 😀 "Emotion and religious difference in Granada: conditions of Jews and Christians in the expression of Muslim identities", pp. 35-66, which looks at Arabic sources and discourses on emotions by Muslims.

Adela Fabregas recently uploaded two accounting books of the Spinola family. These Genoese merchants thrived in Granada in the 15th century, trading with Granadan Muslims and Jews. Links to the PDFs in the following posts.

📸 Gener representat com el déu Janus a Angostrina, a l'Alta Cerdanya #memsromànics

Église, famille, affaires : les compétences de la Rote Dans le Theatrum veritatis et iustitiae (Théâtre de vérité et de justice), exposé monumental du droit civil et canonique de son temps, le juriste Giambattista de Lucca (1614-1683) s’insurge contre « l...

#HelloESR
PR d'histoire moderne à Reims, je partage ici les recherches de l'équipe ROTAROM17 sur le tribunal de la Rote romaine (justice, diplomatie, archives, famille, clergé etc.), mais aussi mes lectures, visites et curiosités diverses.
Et le carnet de recherches
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Islamic Sensory History "Islamic Sensory History" published on 25 Jul 2024 by Brill.

A project long in the making: an Open Access collection of translated Arabic and Persian texts from c.600-1500 CE on varied aspects of sensory history throughout the Islamic world. Includes Qur’an, hadith, al-Jāḥiẓ, Ibn Sīnā, al-Ghazālī, Rūmī & many more
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Now the time has come and my book will be released by Brill! This is the first study of a unique Muslim polemic against Christians and Jews that takes recourse to natural philosophy. Written in Arabic (with Aljamiado, too 😉) by a Mudejar, a Muslim living under Christian rule.