The Mediterranean is far more than a sea. For millennia, it has created space for contact and cross-fertilization between the many cultures which have met, negotiated, battled, traded and shared knowledge and experiences on its waters and along its shores. This volume contains a collection of essays by international scholars of history, art and culture investigating interactions between diverse societies across the Mediterranean world from the Medieval period to the present.
Preface by the Series Editors. Narration and Representation of the Mediterranean
Giuseppe, D'Angelo;Emiliana, Mangone
2019-01-01
Abstract
The Mediterranean is far more than a sea. For millennia, it has created space for contact and cross-fertilization between the many cultures which have met, negotiated, battled, traded and shared knowledge and experiences on its waters and along its shores. This volume contains a collection of essays by international scholars of history, art and culture investigating interactions between diverse societies across the Mediterranean world from the Medieval period to the present.File in questo prodotto:
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