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Title: Occidente vs Islam. Modelos sociales y expansión territorial en la península ibérica (siglos X-XV)
Other Titles: West vs Islam. Social models and territorial expansion in the iberian peninsula (Xth-XVth centuries)
Authors: Clemente Ramos, Julián
Keywords: Reconquista;España cristiana;Al-Andalus;Frontera;Guerra;Sistemas agrarios;Reconquest;Christian Spain;War;Border;Agricultural systems
Issue Date: 2018
Publisher: Universidad de Jaén
Abstract: La expansión de los reinos hispanocristianos entre los siglos X y XV se explica por su capacidad militar y colonizadora. La sociedad y las estructuras fronterizas se adaptan a esta dinámica expansiva. El mundo andalusí tiene una visión meramente defensiva de la frontera. Su agricultura intensiva no demandará nuevos espacios. La sociedad hispanocristiana se vuelca en la expansión, algo que nunca aparece en el horizonte andalusí.
The expansion of the kingdoms of Christian Spain between the eleventh and fifteenth centuries explains is explained by their military and colonizing ability. Society and border structures adapt to this dynamic expansion. Muslim Spain has a purely defensive vision of the border. His intensive farming does not demand new spaces. The society of Christian Spain is involved in the expansion, something which never appears in al-Andalus.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10662/26581
ISSN: 1134-3184
DOI: 10.17561/aytm.v25.6
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