Puritan conquistadors: Iberianizing the Atlantic, 1550-1700

The satanic epic. The Iberian satanic epic

The satanic epic in the Catholic Atlantic

The Elizabethan satanic epic

The Puritan satanic epic in America

The Spanish conquest as hell

Our "Elizabethan" Lady of Guadalupe

Iberian traditions in Milton's Paradise Lost

The structure of a shared demonological discourse. Satan's tyranny

Cannibalism

Collective harassment and Amerindian emasculation

The geographical mobility of demons : the geopolitics of evil

Satan : God's ape in America

Satan and typology : the Aztecs' history as the inverted mirror-image of the Israelites'

Driving out demons with the cross

Anglican crosses/puritan bibles

Demonology and nature. Storms : the tempest

Storms : Iberian traditions

Plants

Monsters

Satanic snakes

Catholic providence in nature

Protestant providence in nature

America as false paradise

Colonization as spiritual gardening. Gardening as type and metaphor

Flowers and patriotic anxieties in Spanish America

Puritan "plantations"

Toward a "Pan-American" Atlantic

Bolton's legacy

The national and the global

The comparative and the transnational

Sudden divergence

Could the Spanish America ever be normative?

The exclusionary force of the narrative of "Western Civilization"

Historiographical barricades

Ideaswhere?

Should Latin Americans embrace the Atlantic?

Away from tragic narratives