Vol. 54 (2022)

Studies

[es] New Unpublished Documents on Miguel de Cervantes and his Presence in Carmona as Royal Commissar of Supplies

José Cabello Núñez

11-30
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[es] Dialogues of Don Quixote and Sancho: A Case Study for Adaptation of the Cervantes’s Text Don Quixote in the Modern Oral Transmission of the Sound Media

Luis Alonso Martín-Romo, Álvaro Pérez García, Ignacio Sacaluga Rodríguez

31-55
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[es] L’Histoire des imaginations extravagantes de Monsieur Oufle (1710) by Laurent Bordelon: Quixotism and the Fantastic

Esther Bautista Naranjo

57-80
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[es] Another “ínsula Barataria” is Possible

Ángel Cantín Valenciano

81-100
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[en] Don Quixote’s Adventures in the World of Jazz: 200 Examples and a Few Remarks

Hans Christian Hagedorn

101-173
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[es] The Ingenious Hidalgo as Material to Benefit and Amuse. On the Don Quixodes in David Fassmann’s Angenehmes Passe-Tems

Lennart T. Koch

175-201
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[es] Don Quixote’s Anger and the Gestures of Violence between Rhetoric and Artistic Theory

Victoria Pineda

223-229
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[es] Captives and Renegades: An Event Happened at the End of the Sixteenth- Century and Its Possible Influence on “The Captive’s Tale” Embedded in Cervantes’ Quixote

María Sánchez-Pérez

231-247
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[es] El guitarrista and El curioso impertinente. A New Read of Cervantes’s Novel through Luis Landero

Irene Sánchez Sempere

249-271
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[es] “She Is the Only Woman that Holds to Such a Virtuous Resolution”: Marcela between Feminism and Mysticism

Iole Scamuzzi

273-290
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[es] “Su hermano, de quien tanto se temía”: Towards the Ethics of Recognition in The Two Damsels

Rafael Castillo Bejarano

291-314
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[es] The Supernatural in Los trabajos de Persiles y Sigismunda versus Censorship

Marcos García-Pérez

315-336
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[es] The Debate on the Authorship of La tía fingida, Cervantes and Quevedo

Alfredo Rodríguez López-Vázquez

337-358
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[es] Cervantes in the Diaries of Andrés Trapiello

Álvaro Luque Amo

359-371
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[es] The Cervantean Trace in English Chivalric Romances: Moriomachia (1613) and Don Zara del Fogo (1656)

Pedro Javier Pardo

373-399
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Notes

[es] Cervantes on the Navarino Campaign (1572)? Evidence and Arguments against Cervantes’ Claim

Adalid Nievas Rojas

403-412
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[es] The Paintings at the Quixote Hall in Figueras: News of a Little Known Pictorial Recreation of Don Quixote

Joan Manuel Soldevilla Albertí

413-421
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Book Review

[es] Book reviews

Gonzalo Pontón, José Montero Reguera, Maria Fernanda de Abreu, Jean Canavaggio, Carlos Montero Reguera, Katarína Beňová

423-437
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Studies

[es] New Unpublished Documents on Miguel de Cervantes and his Presence in Carmona as Royal Commissar of Supplies

[es] Dialogues of Don Quixote and Sancho: A Case Study for Adaptation of the Cervantes’s Text Don Quixote in the Modern Oral Transmission of the Sound Media

[es] L’Histoire des imaginations extravagantes de Monsieur Oufle (1710) by Laurent Bordelon: Quixotism and the Fantastic

[es] Another “ínsula Barataria” is Possible

[en] Don Quixote’s Adventures in the World of Jazz: 200 Examples and a Few Remarks

[es] The Ingenious Hidalgo as Material to Benefit and Amuse. On the Don Quixodes in David Fassmann’s Angenehmes Passe-Tems

[es] Don Quixote’s Anger and the Gestures of Violence between Rhetoric and Artistic Theory

[es] Captives and Renegades: An Event Happened at the End of the Sixteenth- Century and Its Possible Influence on “The Captive’s Tale” Embedded in Cervantes’ Quixote

[es] El guitarrista and El curioso impertinente. A New Read of Cervantes’s Novel through Luis Landero

[es] “She Is the Only Woman that Holds to Such a Virtuous Resolution”: Marcela between Feminism and Mysticism

[es] “Su hermano, de quien tanto se temía”: Towards the Ethics of Recognition in The Two Damsels

[es] The Supernatural in Los trabajos de Persiles y Sigismunda versus Censorship

[es] The Debate on the Authorship of La tía fingida, Cervantes and Quevedo

[es] Cervantes in the Diaries of Andrés Trapiello

[es] The Cervantean Trace in English Chivalric Romances: Moriomachia (1613) and Don Zara del Fogo (1656)

Notes

[es] Cervantes on the Navarino Campaign (1572)? Evidence and Arguments against Cervantes’ Claim

[es] The Paintings at the Quixote Hall in Figueras: News of a Little Known Pictorial Recreation of Don Quixote

Book Review

[es] Book reviews

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