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Preface | ||
Ch. 1 | What's in a word? | 1 |
Max Nordau's comments | 3 | |
On the Crypto-Jews of Israel | 5 | |
The hidden emblem of pride | 7 | |
Marranism : Judaism without God | 16 | |
Marrano mentality and the baroque midrash | 18 | |
Stressful fantasies of the baroque soul | 26 | |
Ch. 2 | Marranism reconsidered as duplicity, creativity, and lost innocence | 35 |
The masks in the hidden mirror | 41 | |
The face without a mirror | 49 | |
Labyrinths of delirium | 54 | |
Phantoms in the looking glass | 59 | |
Almost too weak to talk | 65 | |
Ch. 3 | Lost mirrors of innocence | 73 |
The cracking of the mirror and the scattering of masks | 77 | |
Group images in the mirror of anxiety | 83 | |
Discombobulation by midrash | 104 | |
Ch. 4 | Confusion and madness : Miguel de Barrios, alias Daniel Levi | 113 |
Marranos, madmen and monsters | 114 | |
Through the hysterical and mystical looking glass | 114 | |
Contrafactum and counterfeit | 117 | |
In the distorting mirror of baroque poetry | 121 | |
The year of decisions and depression | 125 | |
Mid-life crisis or spiritual awakening | 132 | |
Diagnoses and extrapolations | 136 |
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