Routledge Hispanic Studies Companion to Early Modern Spanish Literature and Culture

Foreword, List of Contributors, Abbreviations, Early Modern Spain and the End of the Golden Age, Part I: Kingdom, Empire, World, 1. The Impact of Spanish Imperial Political Culture in Iberia and Europe, 1500-1700, 2. Ruling the Hispanic Monarchy's Overseas Territories, 3. Iberian Imperial Rivalries and the Missionary Conquest of Japan, 4. Time of Catastrophe: Temporalities in the Transatlantic Relacion of Diego Portichuelo de Ribadeneyra, Part II: Knowledge, Capital, Control, 5. Cosmography, Maritime Culture, and Practical Knowledge in the Early Modern Spanish Empire, 6. Juan Eusebio Nieremberg and the Celestial Bird: Wonder and Natural Knowledge in Early Modern Spanish Culture, 7. Reading under Surveillance: Arias Montano and the Invention of the Expurgatory Index (1571), 8. The Character and Cultures of Credit in Early Modern Spanish Texts: Matters of Trust, Belief, and Uncertainty, Part III: Classicisms, Tradition, Invention, 9. The Classicisms of the Golden Age, 10. Locating Garcilaso de la Vega: Between Petrarchism and Vernacular Classicism, 11. After Amaryllis Began Her Sway: 'Late' Pastoral (and Early Fan Fiction) in the Poetry of Lope de Vega, 12. Spanish Epics: Visions of War and Imperial Ideology, 13. The Rise and Fall of Romances of Chivalry: 'Todos ellos son una mesma cosa'?, 14. The Spanish novella: Cervantes and his Forerunners, Part IV: Language, Wit, Modernity, 15. Triangles and Wheels, Telescopes and Flies: Gracian and the World of Wit, 16. The Gongora Effect: An Interpretation of Gongorism, 17. The Grammatical, the Vernacular, and the Corporeal, 18. From Lazarillo to 'otro Lazarillo': The Picaresque Novel in Golden Age Spain, 19. Don Quixote and Its World: The Politics of Parody, Part V: Drama, Performance, Audience, 20. Staging Madrid: Urban Comedy for a New Court Capital, 21. Exciting and Exploring Passions: Lope de Vega at the Limits of Poetics, 22. The Dramatic World of Pedro Calderon de la Barca: A Reappraisal of His Tragic Works, 23. Autos Sacramentales: Historical World as Divine Pageant, Part VI: Visual Culture, Music, Arts, 24. Jose Antolinez, Metapainting and the Painting Profession in Golden Age Spain, 25. Uncovering the Uncovered: Nude Sculptures, their Display, and Viewership in Hapsburg Spain, 26. Spanish Architecture of the Golden Age: A New Old Story, 27. Daily Musical Life in Early Modern Spain, Part VII: Faith, Race, Community, 28. Heavenly Goods or Apprenticeship in Hell: Framing Devotion in Early Modern Spain, 29. The Western Sephardic Diaspora and European Literature, 30. 'Todos son uno': Moriscos and the Question of Identity in Early Modern Spain, 31. Enslaved and Free Black Africans in Early Modern Spain, 32. Lives at the Margin: Spain's Gypsies and the Law in the Late Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Centuries, Part VIII: Gender, Sexuality, Conflict, 33. Women Administrators in Early Modern Spain, 34. Listening to Lesbians in Early Modern Spain, 35. The Transformation of Masculinity, 36. Desire, Fear, and the Inquisition: Male Homoeroticism in Early Modern Spain, Index

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• Estudos literários: c 1500 a c 1800

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