Guzmán de Silva & Elizabeth I
Una diplomacia de emociones
Palabras clave:
Relaciones anglo-ibéricas, Emocionología diplomática, Historia de las emociones, Relaciones diplomáticas renacentistas, Edad Moderna.Resumen
Los embajadores residentes españoles en la corte de Isabel I de Inglaterra son clave, dentro del marco de la diplomacia renacentista, para entender las relaciones anglo-españolas durante la segunda mitad del siglo XVI. De todos los embajadores de Felipe II, Don Diego Guzmán de Silva destaca por su particular relación con la reina. Esta relación es, sin lugar a dudas, una consecuencia de la mezcla entre emociones y habilidades diplomáticas conocida como emocionología diplomática. Comprender este novedoso tipo de diplomacia abre una nueva rama de oportunidades para los estudios renacentistas al poner el foco en el sujeto y su agencia.
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