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2323100America in European Consciousness, 1493-1750https://www.gandhi.com.mx/america-in-european-consciousness-1493-1750-9781469600147/phttps://gandhi.vtexassets.com/arquivos/ids/2062386/eec4eb82-7cde-475d-80f9-b427680fe4a0.jpg?v=638383454944100000531559MXNGandhiInStock/Ebooks/<p>The five hundredth anniversary of Columbuss first transatlantic voyage has provoked an outpouring of scholarship on how European exploration and colonization affected America. This book of eleven essays from leading scholars in the fields of intellectual and cultural history reverses that trend by focusing on the ways in which contact with the Americas transformed European thought.</p><p>The result of an international conference sponsored by the John Carter Brown Library, this collection addresses the impact of Spanish, French, and English experiences in the New World. The essays consider whether and how knowledge of America changed the mental world of European thinkers as reflected in their understanding of history, literature, linguistics, religion, and the sciences.</p><p>In assessing the process by which Europeans sought to understand America, this volume responds to issues raised by Sir John Elliott nearly a generation ago, and the collection concludes with an essay in which Elliott reflects on the scholarship of the last twenty-five years on this subject. The contributors are David Armitage, Peter Burke, Luca Codignola, J. H. Elliott, Christian Feest, Roland Greene, John M. Headley, Karen Ordahl Kupperman, Henry Lowood, Sabine MacCormack, David Quint, and Richard C. 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Elliott, Christian Feest, Roland Greene, John M. Headley, Karen Ordahl Kupperman, Henry Lowood, Sabine MacCormack, David Quint, and Richard C. Simmons.</p>(*_*)9781469600147_<p>The five hundredth anniversary of Columbuss first transatlantic voyage has provoked an outpouring of scholarship on how European exploration and colonization affected America. This book of eleven essays from leading scholars in the fields of intellectual and cultural history reverses that trend by focusing on the ways in which contact with the Americas transformed European thought.</p><p>The result of an international conference sponsored by the John Carter Brown Library, this collection addresses the impact of Spanish, French, and English experiences in the New World. The essays consider whether and how knowledge of America changed the mental world of European thinkers as reflected in their understanding of history, literature, linguistics, religion, and the sciences.</p><p>In assessing the process by which Europeans sought to understand America, this volume responds to issues raised by Sir John Elliott nearly a generation ago, and the collection concludes with an essay in which Elliott reflects on the scholarship of the last twenty-five years on this subject. The contributors are David Armitage, Peter Burke, Luca Codignola, J. H. Elliott, Christian Feest, Roland Greene, John M. Headley, Karen Ordahl Kupperman, Henry Lowood, Sabine MacCormack, David Quint, and Richard C. Simmons.</p>...9781469600147_Omohundro Institute and University of North Carolina Press(*_*)9781469600147_Omohundro Institute and UNC Presslibro_electonico_3625e2c2-89e4-326f-bb38-fd8916d5f204_9781469600147;9781469600147_9781469600147InglésMéxicohttps://getbook.kobo.com/koboid-prod-public/ingram30-epub-1c880f12-4387-42d1-9e8b-454a8bd26fe1.epub2017-11-01T00:00:00+00:00Omohundro Institute and UNC Press