Death and Afterlife in the Early Modern Hispanic World
Ed. John Beusterien and Constance Cortez
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Introduction: The Politics of Remembrance
John Beusterien and Constance Cortez- To Shepherd the Empire: The Catafalque of Charles V in Mexico City
Elizabeth Olton - The After-life of Inka Rulers: Andean Death before and after Spanish Colonization
Carolyn Dean - “To Live in this City is to Die”: Death and Architecture in Colonial Cuzco, Peru
Michael Schreffler - Posthumous Portraits of Children in Early Modern Spain and Mexico
Elisa C. Mandell - Meditating Hell: An Image of Satan from Loyola’s Spiritual Exercises
Frédéric Conrod - A Burning Heart Can Save Your Soul: Images of the Sacred Heart in New Spain
Lauren Grace Kilroy - When an Image is Not Worth a Thousand Words: Divergent Codes of Representation of Afterlife in Francisco de Quevedo’s Satirical Works and the Art of Hieronymus Bosch
Carmen Pereira-Muro - The Spectacle of Death in Early Colonial New Spain in the Manuscrito del aperreamiento
Lori Boornazian Diel - The Exemplary Death of Lope de Aguirre
Mariana C. Zinni (Translated by Deborah Truhan) - The Spectacle of Torture and Death in A Topography and General History of Algiers
Ana M. Rodríguez-Rodríguez
Afterword: Hispanism—disciplina moriendi
Jacques Lezra - To Shepherd the Empire: The Catafalque of Charles V in Mexico City