The aim of this article is to study the meaning of the marine setting in the Castilian chivalric romances. We also analyse the importance of sea voyages in these fictions, the absence of a realistic and detailed description of these journeys, and how these function as a transition between adventures, or as a separation between cultures and realities. We will draw evidence from two scenes taken from the Tirante el Blanco (1511) and Lepolemo (1521).Este artículo tiene como objetivo mostrar un estudio del significado del escenario marino en el libro de caballerías castellano. Aparte, se analiza la importancia de los trayectos marítimos en las ficciones, la ausencia de una descripción realista y detallada de las travesías, y el sentido de tran...
En este texto indagaré sobre las capacidades náuticas y el aparataje estatal de sustento sobre las e...
Resumo: A ficção cavaleiresca medieval, identifi-cada com a matéria artúrica, reconhece, ainda no se...
International audienceThis essay pretends to demonstrate how two epic poems, Lope de Vega's Dragonte...
Este artículo tiene como objetivo mostrar un estudio del significado del escenario marino en el libr...
This article analyses the presence of chivalric fiction in Luis Milán's El cortesano (1561). In the ...
The present article examines the maritime journey theme in Spanish Romances of Chivalry, allowing a ...
Ficha de la tesis de doctorado (defendida)Description od PhD thesisFicha de la tesis de doctorado (d...
Tema del mesEl texto plantea un panorama de dos personajes típicos de los libros de caballerías: el ...
This article analyses the importance of the Mediterranean sea in Spanish novels of chivalry, showing...
The early sixteenth century Spanish romances of chivalry are still set in a geography very much akin...
The Libro del rey Canamor is one of a small group of chivalric narratives that reached popularity le...
International audienceAfter a presentation of the Libro del Caballero Zifar, its production context ...
The next article tries to develop the hypothesis by which the sea is a character in four works of Ma...
This study is concerned with the dangers faced by the seamen of northern Castile of the coasts of Sa...
A ficção cavaleiresca medieval, identifi-cada com a matéria artúrica, reconhece, ainda no seu proces...
En este texto indagaré sobre las capacidades náuticas y el aparataje estatal de sustento sobre las e...
Resumo: A ficção cavaleiresca medieval, identifi-cada com a matéria artúrica, reconhece, ainda no se...
International audienceThis essay pretends to demonstrate how two epic poems, Lope de Vega's Dragonte...
Este artículo tiene como objetivo mostrar un estudio del significado del escenario marino en el libr...
This article analyses the presence of chivalric fiction in Luis Milán's El cortesano (1561). In the ...
The present article examines the maritime journey theme in Spanish Romances of Chivalry, allowing a ...
Ficha de la tesis de doctorado (defendida)Description od PhD thesisFicha de la tesis de doctorado (d...
Tema del mesEl texto plantea un panorama de dos personajes típicos de los libros de caballerías: el ...
This article analyses the importance of the Mediterranean sea in Spanish novels of chivalry, showing...
The early sixteenth century Spanish romances of chivalry are still set in a geography very much akin...
The Libro del rey Canamor is one of a small group of chivalric narratives that reached popularity le...
International audienceAfter a presentation of the Libro del Caballero Zifar, its production context ...
The next article tries to develop the hypothesis by which the sea is a character in four works of Ma...
This study is concerned with the dangers faced by the seamen of northern Castile of the coasts of Sa...
A ficção cavaleiresca medieval, identifi-cada com a matéria artúrica, reconhece, ainda no seu proces...
En este texto indagaré sobre las capacidades náuticas y el aparataje estatal de sustento sobre las e...
Resumo: A ficção cavaleiresca medieval, identifi-cada com a matéria artúrica, reconhece, ainda no se...
International audienceThis essay pretends to demonstrate how two epic poems, Lope de Vega's Dragonte...