Love Magic and Control in Premodern Iberian Literature

Introduction: Love Magic as a Metaphor for Control and Admiration

Convivencia, Courtly Love, and Categorizing Magic

1. Thirteenth-Century Alfonso X's Interest in Andalusi and Islamic Magic

Eucharists as Magical Chastity Belts in Cantiga 104

Demons as Tools for Magical Seduction in Cantiga 125

2. Enchanted Spaces as Sites of Melding Thirteenth/Fourteenth-Century Knowledge

Marriage and Temptation in the Sulfuric Lake in the Libro del Caballero Zifar

The Devil's Seduction of Roboan and His Loss of the Fortunate Isles in the Zifar

3. Transgressive Clerical Employment of Fourteenth-Century Go-Betweens

Amorous Linguistic Enchantments in Libro de buen amor

4. Sephardi and Andalusi Influences in Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-Century Mediators

Match-Maker Celestina's Pantry of Herbs and Medicinal Supplies

The Cord that Broke Courtly Love in Celestina

5. Lingering Morisco Practices in Seventeenth-Century Imaginary

Medieval Inspirations for Feminine Empowerment and Meddling Neighbors and Mediated Trickery of the Innocent

Nocturnal Trace-Induced Intimacy by Moorish Necromancer in "La inocencia castigada"

Conclusion

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