Journal of Medieval Iberian Studies articles

Volume 4 (1)

Was Las Navas a decisive battle? vol. 4 (1): 5-9
Alfonso VIII and Las Navas de Tolosa vol. 4 (1): 11-14
Forging collective memory: Las Navas and Bouvines vol. 4 (1): 15-19
Historians, historiography and archaeologically imperceptible change vol. 4 (1): 21-25
Las Navas de Tolosa, the urban transformation of the Maghrib, and the territorial decline of al-Andalus vol. 4 (1): 27-32
Making ‘great battles’ great: Christian and Muslim views of Las Navas de Tolosa vol. 4 (1): 33-38
Las Navas and the restoration of Spain vol. 4 (1): 39-43
Las Navas de Tolosa: the beginning of the end of the “Reconquista”? The battle and its consequences according to the Christian sources of the thirteenth century vol. 4 (1): 45-51
Las Navas de Tolosa and the culture of crusade in the Kingdom of Castile vol. 4 (1): 53-57
Was the Christian conquest of al-Andalus irreversible? vol. 4 (1): 59-65
The triumph of heavy military equipment in twelfth- and thirteenth-century Castile vol. 4 (1): 67-70
Women and Las Navas de Tolosa vol. 4 (1): 71-76
In the absence of men: representing Andalusi women's sexuality in the context of military conflict vol. 4 (1): 77-81
Las Navas de Tolosa and the changing balance of power vol. 4 (1): 83-87
Las Navas de Tolosa and Liber Alchorani: reflections on Iberian Christians and the Qur'an vol. 4 (1): 89-93
From dialogue to disputation in the age of Archbishop Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada vol. 4 (1): 95-100
Between the straits: the thirteenth century as a turning point for Iberian Jewry vol. 4 (1): 101-105
Alexander and the Almohads: telling the stories of antiquity before and after Las Navas vol. 4 (1): 107-111
Andalusi exceptionalism: the example of “Philosophical Sufism” and the significance of 1212 vol. 4 (1): 113-117
Deus ex machina? Economic and technological progress in Castile at the time of Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada vol. 4 (1): 119-123
Castile and al-Andalus after 1212: assimilation and integration of Andalusi architecture vol. 4 (1): 125-134
Notes on contributors vol. 4 (1): 135-139

Volume 3 (2)

Editorial Board vol. 3 (2): 0-0
Critical cluster: between gender and genre in later-medieval Sepharad: love, sex, and polemics in Hebrew writing from Christian Iberia vol. 3 (2): 119-129
Medieval portrayals of the ideal woman vol. 3 (2): 131-148
The love poetry of Shelomoh ben Reuben Bonafed: Hebrew poems and courtly love vol. 3 (2): 149-163
Ibn Sahula's Meshal ha-Qadmoni as restorative polemic vol. 3 (2): 165-186
A Hebrew “sodomite” tale from thirteenth-century Toledo: Jacob Ben El‘azar's story of Sapir, Shapir, and Birsha vol. 3 (2): 187-202
Converting the Queen: gender and polemic in the Book of ‘Aḥiṭub and Ṣalmon vol. 3 (2): 203-217
The men of wavering faith: on the origins of Arabic personal and place names in the Duero Basin vol. 3 (2): 219-246
The frontier of Gottfried Liedl: situating the origins of European modernity in Naṣrid Granada vol. 3 (2): 247-262
Notes on contributors vol. 3 (2): 263-265

Volume 3 (1)

Marriage across frontiers: sexual mixing, power and identity in medieval Iberia Barton, Simon, vol. 3 (1): 1-25
Marriage across frontiers: sexual mixing, power and identity in medieval Iberia Barton, Simon, vol. 3 (1): 1-25
Christian kings and Jewish conversion in the medieval Crown of Aragon Tartakoff, Paola, vol. 3 (1): 27-39
Christian kings and Jewish conversion in the medieval Crown of Aragon Tartakoff, Paola, vol. 3 (1): 27-39
Judaeo-Catalan: in search of a mediaeval dialect that never was Ferrer, Joan, vol. 3 (1): 41-60
Judaeo-Catalan: in search of a mediaeval dialect that never was Ferrer, Joan, vol. 3 (1): 41-60
The assemblies of Alfonso VIII of Castile: Burgos (1169) to Carrión (1188) Cerda, José Manuel, vol. 3 (1): 61-77
The assemblies of Alfonso VIII of Castile: Burgos (1169) to Carrión (1188) Cerda, José Manuel, vol. 3 (1): 61-77

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