Cervantes across the centuries / A quadricentennial volume edited by Angel Flores and M. J. Bernardete.

Cervantes across the centuries / A quadricentennial volume edited by Angel Flores and M. J. Bernardete.

New York : Gordian Press, 1969 [©1948]

vii, 386 p. : facsim. ; 24 cm

Includes bibliographical references.

An introduction to Cervantes, by J. Cassou.
The genesis of "Don Quixote," by Menéndez-Pidal.
The composition of "Don Quixote," by J. Casalduero.
The style of "Don Quixote," by H. Hatzfeld.
Social and historical background, by A. Morel-Fatio.
Of how Don Quixote fell sick, by M. de Unamuno.
Incarnation in "Don Quixote," by A. Castro.
The "Simpatía" of Don Quixote, by B. Croce.
The career of the hero, by W. Frank.
Critical realism, by M. Casella.
"Don Quixote" and "Moby Dick," by H. Levin.
The "Persiles" mystery, by M. Singleton.
Thematic design, by P. I. Novitsky.
The apocryphal "Quixote," by S. Gilman.
Musical settings to Cervantes, by C. Haywood.
Cervantes and English literature, by E. B. Knowles.
French translations of Cervantes, by E. J. Crooks.
Cervantes in Germany, by L. Bergel.
Cervantes in Russia, by L. B. Turkevich.
A selected bibliography. Supplemental bibliography (p. 383-386)

United States -- New York (State) -- New York.

PQ6341.B47 F6 1969