Trickster Travels: A Sixteenth-Century Muslim Between Worlds
Natalie Zemon Davis follows a sixteenth-century Muslim whose life unfolded between worlds. Through this figure’s travels and experiences, Trickster Travels considers movement, identity, and cultural encounter, offering readers a focused work of historical biography and a distinctive perspective on the connections between societies.
About This Book
Trickster Travels examines the life of a sixteenth-century Muslim situated between different worlds.
Natalie Zemon Davis uses this historical figure to explore questions of movement, identity, and cultural encounter.
The book offers a focused study of a person whose experiences illuminate the connections and boundaries between societies.
It will interest readers of history, biography, and the study of religion and culture.
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