2021
DOI: 10.3989/alqantara.2021.001
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Los tratados de agricultura como fuente para el estudio de la propiedad aristocrática andalusí

Abstract: El conjunto de tratados de agricultura que se elaboró en al-Andalus ha sido hasta ahora explotado como fuente para aspectos relacionados con la botánica y la historia de las técnicas agrícolas; sin embargo, se ha empleado poco para la obtención de información histórica, aspecto que hemos tratado de enfatizar en este trabajo. Con este objetivo, hemos intentado situar la eclosión de los libros de agricultura en su contexto histórico: el de la revolución económica y demográfica plenomedieval, uno de cuyos aspecto… Show more

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“…There are few clear references to hydraulic works undertaken by governors or members of the state, and the construction projects that can reliably be attributed to the state representatives prioritize the supply of domestic water to citadels, baths, mosques, and dwellings, and secondarily aim (but not always) to irrigate an urban area of gardens. In other cases, the purpose of the hydraulic system built is to irrigate vegetable gardens linked to a residential area related to the state (citadel, palace, or almunia) [25].…”
Section: Urban Huertasmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…There are few clear references to hydraulic works undertaken by governors or members of the state, and the construction projects that can reliably be attributed to the state representatives prioritize the supply of domestic water to citadels, baths, mosques, and dwellings, and secondarily aim (but not always) to irrigate an urban area of gardens. In other cases, the purpose of the hydraulic system built is to irrigate vegetable gardens linked to a residential area related to the state (citadel, palace, or almunia) [25].…”
Section: Urban Huertasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So, a long transitional period was characterised by the so-called "Islamisation" process [22][23][24] that had to be completed before the typical features of an Islamic society could be recognised and, according to these authors, state, religion, and urban development were the main drivers of the transformation of the agrarian landscape. Recently, Pedro Jiménez-Castillo and Inmaculada Camarero [25] have suggested that the emergence of geoponic books in the 11th century is closely related to the proliferation of private landowners in the growing cities of Al-Andalus. These landowners would have developed commercial agriculture.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%