The dirty trick, characterized as opposed to the eutrapelic one because of its degrading intentions and occasionally because of its physical consequences, appears in any works belonging to the corpus of narrative Don Quixote's reception in Spanish. After defining concepts appropriately, in this article we propose a reasoned study concerning the presence of this kind of mockery in some continuations, imitations and additions of the original Cervantes' novel from xviith century to the present.La burla pesada, caracterizada frente a la eutrapélica por sus intenciones vejatorias y en alguna ocasión por sus consecuencias físicas, se manifiesta en algunas obras pertenecientes al corpus de las recreaciones narrativas del Quijote en lengua españ...
En el presente artículo nos vamos a centrar en el tema de la burla en el Siglo de Oro, con Cervantes...
The cazurra sequence of the barn mockery at the inn of Juan Palomeque (Quixote, I, 43) is one of the...
This article analyzes some narrative techniques of Don Quixote in relation with the genre of spanis...
The dirty trick, characterized as opposed to the eutrapelic one because of its degrading intentions ...
La burla pesada, caracterizada frente a la eutrapélica por sus intenciones vejatorias y en alguna oc...
In the broad and varied corpus of the narrative Hispanic recreations of Don Quixote, we can meet an...
In the broad and varied corpus of the narrative Hispanic recreations of Don Quixote, we can meet an...
The first volume of Don Quixote left neither anonymous readers nor well-known novelists of the day i...
Don Quixote rapidly became a huge success. It was translated into several languages and reworked int...
The first volume of Don Quixote left neither anonymous readers nor well-known novelists of the day i...
The first volume of Don Quixote left neither anonymous readers nor well-known novelists of the day i...
This paper examines the problematic of fiction and reality as mediated by parody in Cervantes' Don Q...
Análisis del romance burlesco de Quevedo titulado «Testamento de don Quijote». Es una hábil reescrit...
The first volume of Don Quixote left neither anonymous readers nor well-known novelists of the day i...
En este artículo proponemos un estudio del Quijote desde la perspectiva de las poéticas y retóricas ...
En el presente artículo nos vamos a centrar en el tema de la burla en el Siglo de Oro, con Cervantes...
The cazurra sequence of the barn mockery at the inn of Juan Palomeque (Quixote, I, 43) is one of the...
This article analyzes some narrative techniques of Don Quixote in relation with the genre of spanis...
The dirty trick, characterized as opposed to the eutrapelic one because of its degrading intentions ...
La burla pesada, caracterizada frente a la eutrapélica por sus intenciones vejatorias y en alguna oc...
In the broad and varied corpus of the narrative Hispanic recreations of Don Quixote, we can meet an...
In the broad and varied corpus of the narrative Hispanic recreations of Don Quixote, we can meet an...
The first volume of Don Quixote left neither anonymous readers nor well-known novelists of the day i...
Don Quixote rapidly became a huge success. It was translated into several languages and reworked int...
The first volume of Don Quixote left neither anonymous readers nor well-known novelists of the day i...
The first volume of Don Quixote left neither anonymous readers nor well-known novelists of the day i...
This paper examines the problematic of fiction and reality as mediated by parody in Cervantes' Don Q...
Análisis del romance burlesco de Quevedo titulado «Testamento de don Quijote». Es una hábil reescrit...
The first volume of Don Quixote left neither anonymous readers nor well-known novelists of the day i...
En este artículo proponemos un estudio del Quijote desde la perspectiva de las poéticas y retóricas ...
En el presente artículo nos vamos a centrar en el tema de la burla en el Siglo de Oro, con Cervantes...
The cazurra sequence of the barn mockery at the inn of Juan Palomeque (Quixote, I, 43) is one of the...
This article analyzes some narrative techniques of Don Quixote in relation with the genre of spanis...