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1492 : the life and times of Juan Cabezón of Castile / Homero Aridjis ; translated from the Spanish by Betty Ferber.

By:

Aridjis, Homero, (1940-)

Contributor(s):

Ferber, Betty

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : Summit Books , 1991, c1985Description: 284 p. ; 24 cmISBN:

9780671644994

Uniform titles:

1492 . English

DDC classification:

LAS FIC ARI

LOC classification:

PQ7297.A8365 A61513 1991b

Summary: Aridjis, a popular Mexican poet, and his translator wife provide English-speaking audiences an English version of his 1985 novel of a picaresque love story between two conversos (converts to Christianity) set in the waning years of 15th-century Spain. Although Christopher Columbus appears briefly as a deus ex machina who saves the hero from the clutches of the Inquisition, the book really focuses on another major event of 1492--the expulsion of the Jews.

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Aridjis, a popular Mexican poet, and his translator wife provide English-speaking audiences an English version of his 1985 novel of a picaresque love story between two conversos (converts to Christianity) set in the waning years of 15th-century Spain. Although Christopher Columbus appears briefly as a deus ex machina who saves the hero from the clutches of the Inquisition, the book really focuses on another major event of 1492--the expulsion of the Jews.

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