Add to ORKGProducción CientíficaExplanation of the literary dispute that occurred between Miguel de Cervantes and Alonso Fernández de Avellaneda, pseudonym of the author of the apocryphal «Don Quixote»Literatura Española y Teoría de la Literatura y Literatura Comparad
Al morir don Quijote, a roman published by Andres Trapiello in 20014, is a conservative sequel of Ce...
Achieving the appropriate balance between the right of first authors to control the later use of the...
This study examines Cervantes' subtle, ironic satire in Don Quijote Part II, aimed at three works of...
Producción CientíficaEn el año 2016, en el que conmemoramos los cuatrocientos años transcurridos des...
This article analyzes the possible reasons why Cervantes postponed the publishing of the Second Part...
This work studies the intertextual relationships established between the sequels of Cervantes’ Quix...
Contrary to what has been maintained by critics, this article argues that the apocryphal book by Ave...
Podemos leer en el texto de “Aprobación” de la Segunda parte del Quijote del licenciado Francisco Má...
Por múltiples y variados caminos, sendas, trochas y vericuetos, se ha intentado descubrir la identid...
En el prólogo a 'La Galatea', Cervantes establece una distinción entre aquellos autores que “con des...
By using some of the instruments available to scholars from disciplines such as analytical bibliogra...
By using some of the instruments available to scholars from disciplines such as analytical bibliogra...
textMiguel de Cervantes’s novel El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha Part One (1605) and Pa...
Après un bref examen de la terminologie la plus adéquate pour désigner respectivement les romans d’A...
This article deals with two dedications signed by the publisher Francisco de Robles but which most c...
Al morir don Quijote, a roman published by Andres Trapiello in 20014, is a conservative sequel of Ce...
Achieving the appropriate balance between the right of first authors to control the later use of the...
This study examines Cervantes' subtle, ironic satire in Don Quijote Part II, aimed at three works of...
Producción CientíficaEn el año 2016, en el que conmemoramos los cuatrocientos años transcurridos des...
This article analyzes the possible reasons why Cervantes postponed the publishing of the Second Part...
This work studies the intertextual relationships established between the sequels of Cervantes’ Quix...
Contrary to what has been maintained by critics, this article argues that the apocryphal book by Ave...
Podemos leer en el texto de “Aprobación” de la Segunda parte del Quijote del licenciado Francisco Má...
Por múltiples y variados caminos, sendas, trochas y vericuetos, se ha intentado descubrir la identid...
En el prólogo a 'La Galatea', Cervantes establece una distinción entre aquellos autores que “con des...
By using some of the instruments available to scholars from disciplines such as analytical bibliogra...
By using some of the instruments available to scholars from disciplines such as analytical bibliogra...
textMiguel de Cervantes’s novel El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha Part One (1605) and Pa...
Après un bref examen de la terminologie la plus adéquate pour désigner respectivement les romans d’A...
This article deals with two dedications signed by the publisher Francisco de Robles but which most c...
Al morir don Quijote, a roman published by Andres Trapiello in 20014, is a conservative sequel of Ce...
Achieving the appropriate balance between the right of first authors to control the later use of the...
This study examines Cervantes' subtle, ironic satire in Don Quijote Part II, aimed at three works of...