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This book focuses on the interplay between the discovery of new lands and the rediscovery of old texts, describing the parallel emergence of colonialism and its critique. Utilizing readings that range from Italian epics such as Tasso's Gerusalemme Liberata to English Renaissance and... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Vicente: Add a description of this character.
- Donne
- Theodore De Bry
- Richard Hakluyt
- Léry
- Spenser
- Greenblatt
- Linschoten
- Hulme
- Vaughan
- Caliban
- Mendoza
- Mannoni
- Marlowe
- Foxe
- Deleuze
- Burton
- Diana
- Gaudio
- Dryden
- Robinson
- Brugman
- Dom Manuel
- Artegall
- Lucretius
- Virgil
- Irena
- Dee
- Lemos
- Shakespeare
- Hughball
- Ariel
- Staden
- Arthur
- Guattari
- Said
Setting & Locations edit
- England
- Spain
- Ireland
- Auto Da India
- Europe
- Portugal
- Rome
- America
- Tempest
- Britain
- Persia
- Desdemona
- China
- France
- Virginia
- Raleigh
- Islam
- Turkey
- Kastan
- Loomba
- New World
- Columbus
- Tupinamba
- Caribbean
- Brazil
- Moryson
- Damascus
- Holstein
- London
- Netherlands
- Indies
- Indian Ocean
- Asia
- North Africa
- Ouetaca
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 401
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