Carvane Maritime

Caravane Maritime

Intercultural Contacts, Multiple Identities and Shifting Allegiances: the
Caravane Maritime and its Protagonists in the Early Modern Mediterranean.

 
   
 

Audio Files

The following audio extracts were taken from the actual presentations made by the participants. To listen to one of the extracts, or to download it, simply click on the relevant MP3 file shown below. The list is arranged in alphabetical order of historians and interested academics who participated in the Workshop. Abstracts relating to the Workshop may be downloaded from the participants page.

Description of Extract
MP3 File
Salvatore Bono on Algerian corsairs and society
Eloy Martín Corrales on the neglect of the Mediterranean dimension of early modern Spain
Cornell Fleischer on captivity and conversion
Michela D'Angelo on sources for English in Leghorn
Maria Fusaro on economic and political interests
Molly Greene on the Tribunale Degli Armamenti as a prize court
Gelina Harlaftis on the islands of Hydra, Spetses and Psarŕ
Colin Heywood on Braudel
Donna Landry on land and sea caravan
Fatiha Loualich on family structures of Algerian corsairs
Soumaya Louhichi on Maghribi corsairs in the sixteenth century
Gerald MacLean on why the Mediterranean matters
Simon Mercieca on the 'return' of maritime history
Nabil Matar on Anglo-French wars and North Africa
Mohamed-Salah Omri on writing about the sea
Daniel Panzac on the two Atlantic and Mediterranean sides of France and Spain
MP3
Nicholas Rodger on the issue of the nationality of ships
David Starkey on the sea as a hostile environment
Abdeljelil Temimi on North African fleets and Ottoman authorities
Ann Williams on the Order of St. John's move from Rhodes to Malta

Please note

These extracts may be played on any standard audio playback software (e.g. Windows Media Player, WinAmp, Apple Quicktime, etc.) Audio quality may vary; these extracts are intended as a brief indicator of the various speakers' presentations at the Workshop.

Return to the Workshop Information page.

 
 
 
 

 

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