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Appel à communication à conference internationale :Before Orientalism: The “images” of Islam in the Iberian Peninsula (15th – 17th c) and their Mediterranean Connections&#160;Papers proposals are being accepted for the international conference: Before Orientalism: The “images” of Islam in the Iberian Peninsula (15th – 17th c) and their Mediterranean Connections, to be held at the Fundación BBVA. Palacio del Marqués de Salamanca. Paseo de Recoletos10, Madrid, on 18 and 19 May 2017.In recent years, the study of religious otherness has experienced a significant surge. Regarding the perception of Islam in Europe, the Romantic dichotomous vision between the orientalist attraction and the rejection and hatred is being left behind. The purpose of this conference is to analyse from a pluri-disciplinar perspective, which conceptions or images of Islam were developed, from the end of the Middle Ages to the decline of the Austria dynasty in the Iberian Peninsula and other Mediterranean enclaves closely connected to the Hispanic Crown. The stereotypes which have traditionally limited historical studies will be addressed; also, the dissociation between the imaged produced by literature and the visual discourses of severalsocial strata which were in closer contact with Islam will be analysed.The topics addressed during the conference will be:1. How the (literary and visual) image of Islam was created and developed in the Iberian Peninsula during the 15th to 17th centuries.2. What are the convergences and divergences between the spheres of the letters and the arts.3. The value of stereotypes in the building of the image and identity of Muslims.4. The weight of 19th century literary and artistic historiography in the blurring of the Medieval and Modern images of religious otherness.5. The contribution of 16th and 17th orientalist images in the later construction of 19th century orientalism.6. Is it possible to elaborate a cartography of the representations of Muslims in the different Hispanic territories?7. Was there an invisible Islam? How was it materialized?Date limite : 1er février 2017Modalités :Papers submitted must be of maximum 500 words in Spanish, English, Italian or French, together with a brief summary of the research record of the author, and main publications. Acceptance of papers will be communicated 10 February. The papers must be submitted to proyecto.impi@gmail.com. Oral communications will be 15-20 minutes.The registration fee is €50. Registration entitles participants to attendance and publication of the texts (once approved by peer review procedure). To participate in the publication it is necessary to attend the conference to present the communication.News related to this conference will be published in https://impi.hypotheses.org/SpeakersLuis Bernabé Pons. Universidad de AlicanteIvana Capeta Rakic. University of SplitGiuseppe Capriotti. Univesità di MacerataAna Echevarría Arsuaga. UNEDYoussef El Alaoui. Universite de RouenBorja Franco Llopis. UNEDMercedes García-Arenal. CSICJosé María Perceval. Universitat Autònoma de BarcelonaIván Rega Castro. Universitat de LleidaLaura Stagno. Università di GenovaAntonio Urquízar Herrera. UNEDScientific CommitteeXimo Company Climent. Universitat de LleidaElena Díez Jorge. Universidad de GranadaConsuelo Gómez López. UNEDAlicia Cámara Muñoz. UNEDFrancisco J. Moreno Díaz del Campo. Universidad de Castilla la ManchaInés Monteira Arias. UNEDJames Nelson Novoa. University of OttawaAmadeo Serra Desfilis. Universitat de ValènciaEnrique Soria Mesa. Universidad de CórdobaDirector of the ConferenceBorja Franco Llopis. UNEDTechnical SecretariatKaren Gregorio MolinaFrancisco Orts CamposAsís Pérez CasasThis event will be sponsored by Fundación BBVA, the History of Art Department of the UNED y and the MINECO.Source: H-Islamart