Titlebook: Esther in Early Modern Iberia and the Sephardic Diaspora; Queen of the Convers Emily Colbert Cairns Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Esther in Iberia & Constructing a Catholic Nation upon the Judeo-Christian Model,goza, Spain, and the two Iberian . and . (1501). The central focus of these retellings was to shape the consciousness of a populace. These texts do not celebrate Esther, instead they focus on the wrongdoings of non-gender compliant women and punish those who do not respect the power of the king and his empire.

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Conclusion,tinues to have for the Sephardic people throughout the world. I explore the relevance of the Esther story in varied parts of the globe including Iberia, Flanders, Amsterdam, and the New World and how these affinities attest to her widespread appeal and significance.

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