An edition of The tropics of empire
(2008)
The tropics of empire
why Columbus sailed south to the Indies
by Nicolás Wey-Gómez
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The tropics of empire: why Columbus sailed south to the Indies
2008, MIT Press
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Table of Contents
Why Columbus sailed south to the Indies
Machina mundi : the moral authority of place in the early transatlantic colonial encounter
Columbus and the open geography of the ancients
The meaning of India in precolumbian Europe
From place to colonialism in the Aristotelian tradition
En la parte del sol : Iberia's invention of the Afro-Indian tropics, 1434-1494
Between Cathay and a hot place : reorienting the Asia-America debate
The tropics of empire in Columbus's Diario de a bordo.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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