Rewriting the Italian novella in counter-reformation Spain / Carmen R. Rabell.
2003
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Title
Rewriting the Italian novella in counter-reformation Spain / Carmen R. Rabell.
Created/published
Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK ; Rochester, N.Y. : Tamesis, 2003.
Description
171 p. ; 25 cm
Associated name
Series statement
Colección Támesis. Serie A, Monografías ; 199
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [159]-166) and index.
Contents
The theory of the novella
Francisco de Lugo y Dávila and Francesco Bonciani's forensic readings of Aristotle
Forensic discourse and the novella
The role of law in the Spanish versions of Italian novellas
Buried alive: telling the story of Romeo and Juliet in post-Tridentine Spain
Orbecche and Ardenia: the world upside down
The legend of two friends: changing the face of the body politic
The fictitious case and the Spanish novella
"El celoso extremeño": arguing for and against the legal infancy of women
Narrating the impossible: the resurrection of women
"El andrógino" by Francisco de Lugo y Dávila : speaking from a woman's body.
Francisco de Lugo y Dávila and Francesco Bonciani's forensic readings of Aristotle
Forensic discourse and the novella
The role of law in the Spanish versions of Italian novellas
Buried alive: telling the story of Romeo and Juliet in post-Tridentine Spain
Orbecche and Ardenia: the world upside down
The legend of two friends: changing the face of the body politic
The fictitious case and the Spanish novella
"El celoso extremeño": arguing for and against the legal infancy of women
Narrating the impossible: the resurrection of women
"El andrógino" by Francisco de Lugo y Dávila : speaking from a woman's body.
Series
Colección Támesis. Serie A, Monografías ; 199.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England.
Call number
PQ6147.N68 R33 2003