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‘European self’

1492: The Ethics of Spanish Imperialism and Europe’s Modern Identity

Out of all of the points covered in the lecture video this week, the topic I found most interesting was the question concerning whether or not Christopher Columbus should be considered a villain or a hero when comparing his exploratory feats to that of the events that resulted from them. Much of what I have …

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Posted in Blogs, Week 2 | Tagged with 'European self', 1492, aztec, Columbus, european, indigenous rights, Meeting of Two Worlds, Todorov

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