This paper proposes a reading of La española inglesa as a double captivity tale which involves the two protagonists. On the one hand, the study looks into Isabela’s situation as a prisoner in England –she is treated as a valuable commodity because of her beauty– and her recovery of her primordial national and familiar identity. On the other hand, it is analyzed the transformation of Ricaredo: his religious conversion and the adoption of a new nationality.Este trabajo realiza una lectura de La española inglesa como una doble novela de cautiverio, que implica a los dos protagonistas. Por un lado, se profundiza en la situación de Isabela como prisionera en Inglaterra –tratada como una mercancía valiosa por su belleza– y en la recuperación de s...
In this paper the author analyzes the survival of the fable in Spanish and Southamerican Literature
Espido Freire (Bilbao, 1974) is one of the most interesting authors of contemporary Spanish literatu...
This study concerns the personification España as she appears, briefly, in four saints plays by Lope...
Este artículo analiza la importancia en del componente religioso. Concretamente, se centra en la re...
En el siguiente estudio se pretende realizar un pormenorizado análisis del episodio de Isabela Castr...
Inserida nas Novelas Exemplares (1613) de Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616), a novela “A Espanhola Ing...
This paper offers a reading of the Morisco character Ricote (Quijote, II, 54) from the perspective o...
Este ensayo analiza la ejemplaridad cervantina desde La española inglesa en relación a la Historia e...
This essay discusses the main controversial issues and influences in the reception of Cervantes’s no...
El problema de lo converso en La española inglesa de Miguel de Cervantes resulta un elemento constit...
En este artículo me propongo a examinar la concepción de Historia subyacente a La casa...
Mediante el estudio de la tradición americana del romance de La esposa infiel, se resalta la importa...
This article discusses the strategies adopted by Miguel de Cervantes in his representation of women ...
The theatre which expresses reality and human miseries deals with the issue of «people who have had ...
Espido Freire (Bilbao, 1974) is one of the most interesting authors of contemporary Spanish literatu...
In this paper the author analyzes the survival of the fable in Spanish and Southamerican Literature
Espido Freire (Bilbao, 1974) is one of the most interesting authors of contemporary Spanish literatu...
This study concerns the personification España as she appears, briefly, in four saints plays by Lope...
Este artículo analiza la importancia en del componente religioso. Concretamente, se centra en la re...
En el siguiente estudio se pretende realizar un pormenorizado análisis del episodio de Isabela Castr...
Inserida nas Novelas Exemplares (1613) de Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616), a novela “A Espanhola Ing...
This paper offers a reading of the Morisco character Ricote (Quijote, II, 54) from the perspective o...
Este ensayo analiza la ejemplaridad cervantina desde La española inglesa en relación a la Historia e...
This essay discusses the main controversial issues and influences in the reception of Cervantes’s no...
El problema de lo converso en La española inglesa de Miguel de Cervantes resulta un elemento constit...
En este artículo me propongo a examinar la concepción de Historia subyacente a La casa...
Mediante el estudio de la tradición americana del romance de La esposa infiel, se resalta la importa...
This article discusses the strategies adopted by Miguel de Cervantes in his representation of women ...
The theatre which expresses reality and human miseries deals with the issue of «people who have had ...
Espido Freire (Bilbao, 1974) is one of the most interesting authors of contemporary Spanish literatu...
In this paper the author analyzes the survival of the fable in Spanish and Southamerican Literature
Espido Freire (Bilbao, 1974) is one of the most interesting authors of contemporary Spanish literatu...
This study concerns the personification España as she appears, briefly, in four saints plays by Lope...