The Construction of Sin, Crime and Stigma of Bestiality in the Crown of Castile Throughout the Middle Ages
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https://doi.org/10.12795/hid.2025.i52.8Keywords:
Animals, sexuality, Castile, Middle Age, zoophilia, animal trialsAbstract
ABSTRACT: This study, framed in the cultural history of animals, look into medieval castilian mentality in relation with bestiality. To this aim, a dissertation about the constitution of bestiality as a crime, a sin and a stigma along medieval Europe is proposed, with special attention to Castile. In second term, we discussed around the rol, criminality and execution of animals implicated in bestiality trials.
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