Angkor and Cambodia in the Sixteenth Century
According to Portuguese and Spanish Sources
- 200pages
- 7 heures de lecture
Groslier's seminal study delves into the narratives of early Spanish and Portuguese explorers, highlighting their encounters and interactions with various cultures. The book examines the impact of these accounts on historical understanding and cultural perceptions, offering critical insights into colonialism and the complexities of cross-cultural exchanges. Through meticulous analysis, it sheds light on the motivations behind exploration and the consequences faced by indigenous populations. This work is essential for understanding the legacy of European exploration in shaping global history.
