The supernatural in early Spanish literature, studied in the works of the court of Alfonso X, el Sabio

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In a period marked by the confluence of faith and reason, "The Supernatural in Early Spanish Literature, studied in the works of the court of Alfonso X, el Sabio" by Frank Callcott offers an insightful exploration of the intricate beliefs that permeated 13th-century Spain. This scholarly work delves into the supernatural elements woven throughout the literary tapestry of Alfonso X's court, revealing how these narratives reflect societal values and anxieties. By examining themes such as divine intervention and the moral implications of supernatural encounters, Callcott illuminates the profound impact of these stories on early Spanish identity. Ideal for students and historians alike, this study invites readers to engage with the rich cultural heritage that shaped medieval literature and thought.