International audienceAfter a presentation of the Libro del Caballero Zifar, its production context and the characteristics of its distribution, this article focuses on this work as the first romance of chivalric adventures in Castilian. The fact that this book is a proto-romance of Chivalry, the starting point of a long textual tradition culminating in Don Quixote, makes it what the author calls a “transitional romance” straddling the discursive forms in vogue in Castile in the 13th and 14th centuries –such as hagiographic literature and didactic literature based on exampla and sententiae– and new narrative forms freshly adapted from French models directly linked to chivalric literature of the Arthurian type. Thus, Zifar is a work that is ...
The chivalresque novel appears in Western Europe in the twelfth to fourteenth centuries with roman c...
“Vieux romans” et “Grand Siècle” addresses the fortune of medieval romances of chivalry in seventeen...
This article’s intention is to problematize the use of chivalry romances as historical documents for...
International audienceAfter a presentation of the Libro del Caballero Zifar, its production context ...
Integran este número de la revista ponencias presentadas en Studia Hispanica Medievalia VIII: Actas ...
This article analyzes some narrative techniques of Don Quixote in relation with the genre of spanis...
Spanish chivalric narrative, after the extraordinary literary flowering of the 16th century, experie...
International audienceThe author lists the main translations undertaken in thirteenth century Castil...
This article analyses the presence of chivalric fiction in Luis Milán's El cortesano (1561). In the ...
This article analyzes some narrative techniques of Don Quixote in relation with the genre of spanis...
The Libro del rey Canamor is one of a small group of chivalric narratives that reached popularity le...
The chivalresque novel appears in Western Europe in the twelfth to fourteenth centuries with roman c...
“Vieux romans” et “Grand Siècle” addresses the fortune of medieval romances of chivalry in seventeen...
This article’s intention is to problematize the use of chivalry romances as historical documents for...
International audienceAfter a presentation of the Libro del Caballero Zifar, its production context ...
Integran este número de la revista ponencias presentadas en Studia Hispanica Medievalia VIII: Actas ...
This article analyzes some narrative techniques of Don Quixote in relation with the genre of spanis...
Spanish chivalric narrative, after the extraordinary literary flowering of the 16th century, experie...
International audienceThe author lists the main translations undertaken in thirteenth century Castil...
This article analyses the presence of chivalric fiction in Luis Milán's El cortesano (1561). In the ...
This article analyzes some narrative techniques of Don Quixote in relation with the genre of spanis...
The Libro del rey Canamor is one of a small group of chivalric narratives that reached popularity le...
The chivalresque novel appears in Western Europe in the twelfth to fourteenth centuries with roman c...
“Vieux romans” et “Grand Siècle” addresses the fortune of medieval romances of chivalry in seventeen...
This article’s intention is to problematize the use of chivalry romances as historical documents for...