… many creatures that had come to Europe from the New World. … took as New World animals
made their way into Europe. It … the Iberian peninsula (with whom he mainly discussed animals…

… Muslim Iberia. Falconry, then and now, involves three stages. … in medieval and early
modern Europe depended on an … with persons in the New World, learned not only how to train …

… The creature was probably in good company. More than a … , medicines, objects, and animals.
Cabinets of wonders filled. … both Iberia and northern Europe alike conceived of New World …

… on New World birds caught up in the eighteenth-century transatlantic trade with other living
wild creatures, … Shipments of New World animals to European imperial capitals began …

… ) European inter-species relationships: hunting and … in the “New World” had a peculiar peak
in the first half of the 20th … as an irreducible condition of Iberian conquest practices, on the …

… early modern political thought. That they happened at the other side of the known world, at a
time when Europeans … northwestern European printers had created an image of the Iberians …

… of scientific thinking in early modern Europe undertaken by … of the armored war beasts of
Europe and the East. Like the … courses in cultural studies, animal studies, or Iberian studies. …

… early Iberian settlers transformed the novelty of the New … to first address the links between
early modern mythological art, … of the genre in early modern Europe more generally, there is …

… In contrast to domesticated creatures, these animals were … of human-animal relationships
in early modern Europe might … of animal husbandry in medieval and early modern Iberia date …

… New worlds, new animals: from menagerie to zoological park … debate as it existed in early
modern Europe, it is still useful to … As the Iberians (with their own bullfights) traveled across the …