Vol. 45 (2013)

Studies

[es] Cervantes and his Patrons: With a Second Chance he Would Write El Quijote

Miguel Á. Teijeiro Fuentes

9-44
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[es] The Landscape of Cervante´s Don Quixote: Orteguians Perspectives

Ángel Pérez Martínez

45-56
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[es] The Persuasive Strategies of the Maxim and the Proverb in Cervantes’ Don Quixote and its contribution to the shaping of the Character-effect.

Juan Herrero Cecilia

57-92
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[es] Visual and Emblematic Culture in Cervante’s Novelas ejemplares

Ignacio Arellano

93-108
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[es] Industry and Aesthetic Delight in the Exemplary Novels and the Quijote of Cervantes

Juan Matas Caballero

109-134
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[es] The Art of the Hidden: Magical and Esoteric Practices in Rinconete y Cortadillo

Frederick A. de Armas

135-154
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[es] Dramatic Rewritings of the Spanish Golden Age Theater of Cervantes´s La fuerza de la sangre

Juan Manuel Escudero Baztán

155-174
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[es] «Le quali cose ciascuna per sé e tutte insieme» / «Así de todas juntas como de cada de una de por sí»: From the Decameron by Boccaccio to the Exemplary Novels by Cervantes»

Juan Ramón Muñoz Sánchez

175-216
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[es] Narrative Recreation of El celoso extremeño: amad a la dama, by Gonzalo Hidalgo Bayal

Ana Calvo Revilla

217-240
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[es] Preaching and Orthodoxy in the Persiles

Jaume Garau

241-268
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[es] A Persiles Character in Comparison to Vergil’s Mezentius: Bradamiro, el Bárbaro violento

Miguel Alarcos

269-292
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[es] Review of Cervantes’ Poetry: Cervantes’ Metric and Stylistic Defects

Rodrigo Olay Valdés

293-324
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[es] The Function of the Sonnet in Don Quixote

Jorge Wiesse Rebagliati

325-340
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[es] Don Quixote Sebastianised. In a Forlorn Place in Europe, which the Author Attempted to Call Tristiania

Maria Fernanda de Abreu

341-354
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Notas

[es] To the Spanish Young People: Don Quixote Dreyfussard

Virginia Ramírez Martín

357-370
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[es] Don Quixote and Montaigne: Parallel Paths under Evangelical Prisms

Aitor Bikandi-Mejias

371-384
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Book Review

[es] Book reviews

José Vicente Salido López, Guillermo Gómez Sánchez-Ferrer, José Montero Reguera, Pilar Vega Rodríguez, María Caterina Ruta, Adrián J. Sáez, Abigail Castellano López, Luis Gómez Canseco

387-410
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Studies

[es] Cervantes and his Patrons: With a Second Chance he Would Write El Quijote

[es] The Landscape of Cervante´s Don Quixote: Orteguians Perspectives

[es] The Persuasive Strategies of the Maxim and the Proverb in Cervantes’ Don Quixote and its contribution to the shaping of the Character-effect.

[es] Visual and Emblematic Culture in Cervante’s Novelas ejemplares

[es] Industry and Aesthetic Delight in the Exemplary Novels and the Quijote of Cervantes

[es] The Art of the Hidden: Magical and Esoteric Practices in Rinconete y Cortadillo

[es] Dramatic Rewritings of the Spanish Golden Age Theater of Cervantes´s La fuerza de la sangre

[es] «Le quali cose ciascuna per sé e tutte insieme» / «Así de todas juntas como de cada de una de por sí»: From the Decameron by Boccaccio to the Exemplary Novels by Cervantes»

[es] Narrative Recreation of El celoso extremeño: amad a la dama, by Gonzalo Hidalgo Bayal

[es] Preaching and Orthodoxy in the Persiles

[es] A Persiles Character in Comparison to Vergil’s Mezentius: Bradamiro, el Bárbaro violento

[es] Review of Cervantes’ Poetry: Cervantes’ Metric and Stylistic Defects

[es] The Function of the Sonnet in Don Quixote

[es] Don Quixote Sebastianised. In a Forlorn Place in Europe, which the Author Attempted to Call Tristiania

Notas

[es] To the Spanish Young People: Don Quixote Dreyfussard

[es] Don Quixote and Montaigne: Parallel Paths under Evangelical Prisms

Book Review

[es] Book reviews

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