Handelsorientalisme i engelsk drama 1580-1630

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Handelsorientalisme i engelsk drama 1580-1630. / Fastrup, Anne.

In: K & K, Vol. 124, 2018, p. 89-109.

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Harvard

Fastrup, A 2018, 'Handelsorientalisme i engelsk drama 1580-1630', K & K, vol. 124, pp. 89-109. <https://tidsskrift.dk/kok/article/view/103798/152759>

APA

Fastrup, A. (2018). Handelsorientalisme i engelsk drama 1580-1630. K & K, 124, 89-109. https://tidsskrift.dk/kok/article/view/103798/152759

Vancouver

Fastrup A. Handelsorientalisme i engelsk drama 1580-1630. K & K. 2018;124:89-109.

Author

Fastrup, Anne. / Handelsorientalisme i engelsk drama 1580-1630. In: K & K. 2018 ; Vol. 124. pp. 89-109.

Bibtex

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abstract = "The article discusses the particular mercantile character of English renaissance orientalism. Through the demonstration of how the theatrical representation of the encounter with the Muslim world was based on a moral suspicousness or scepticism toward the merchant whose commerce depended on foreign markets, this articel attemps to understand why conversion to Islam and cross-cultural movement becomes such a prominent feature in the English Turco-Barbary plays.",
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