2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2022.02.003
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A cartography of al-Andalus’ landscape: Mapping settlements of Muslim agricultural colonization in Europe applying GIS techniques

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“…Firstly, exploring why religious ideas and practices have moved, scholars have gained insights into the intersections between religion and significant social, cultural, and political processes. This has included insights into religion's relationships with empire building (DeRogatis, 2003; Lehr & Katz, 1995; Neal Leavelle, 2004; Porter, 2004; Quesada‐Garcia, 2022; Wainwright, 2009); war and conflict (Banerjee, 2018; Burlacioiu, 2018; Cunningham, 2013; Gregory et al., 2013; Stump, 2005); migration (Burlacioiu, 2018; Kark, 1983); and trade (Michaelopoulos et al., 2018; Smith, 2018). In particular, explorations of the geographical spread of Christianity since the seventeenth century have critically reflected on its contributions to colonial expansion, cultural imperialism, and race‐based violence (Taithe, 2009; Vallgårda, 2016).…”
Section: Geographical Approaches To Religion In the Pastmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Firstly, exploring why religious ideas and practices have moved, scholars have gained insights into the intersections between religion and significant social, cultural, and political processes. This has included insights into religion's relationships with empire building (DeRogatis, 2003; Lehr & Katz, 1995; Neal Leavelle, 2004; Porter, 2004; Quesada‐Garcia, 2022; Wainwright, 2009); war and conflict (Banerjee, 2018; Burlacioiu, 2018; Cunningham, 2013; Gregory et al., 2013; Stump, 2005); migration (Burlacioiu, 2018; Kark, 1983); and trade (Michaelopoulos et al., 2018; Smith, 2018). In particular, explorations of the geographical spread of Christianity since the seventeenth century have critically reflected on its contributions to colonial expansion, cultural imperialism, and race‐based violence (Taithe, 2009; Vallgårda, 2016).…”
Section: Geographical Approaches To Religion In the Pastmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…-se comenzarían a poblar por una incipiente población árabe y beréber, centrada también en procesos de producción basados en la agricultura. Estos pobladores, al ocupar los territorios más accesibles, controlarían también las vías de comunicación y los cauces de los ríos (Quesada-García, 2022). Todos esos recursos económicos y productivos, necesariamente relacionados geográficamente entre sí, provocarían tensiones entre los diferentes grupos étnicos establecidos en una misma comarca, además de revueltas de la sociedad rural andalusí contra las diferentes administraciones islámicas, almorávides o almohades.…”
Section: Contexto Histórico De Los Asentamientosunclassified
“…Landscape, cartography, and toponymy are intertwined because of their links to territories and human activity. All three involve ways of understanding and describing the organization of the space where humans carry out their activities [1][2][3]. On the one hand, a geographical name has the primary function of naming a place and acting, at the same time, as a semantic and locating function [4,5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%