Monthly Archives: November 2016

Ruggles: Inventing the Alhambra (1-21)

Posted on November 17, 2016 by Belen Wilson

Ruggles: Inventing the Alhambra (1-21) The article is immensely descriptive and guides us through a history of those who have walked through or even inhabited that Alhambra. It starts off describing the different dynasties that have ruled throughout– I was … Continue reading →

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Sala de la Justicia Dodds

Posted on November 2, 2016 by David Frisch

It was clearly apparent that under Nasrid rule, relations between the Muslims and Christian Castilians were rough around the edges. In certain instances both groups were depicted as “the other,” signifying that no common ideology or recognition for each other … Continue reading →

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