The novel entitled <em>La Serafina</em>, as offered to the reading public by José Mor de Fuentes in 1807, is the third version of a work which had two previous incarnations: <em>El cariño perfecto</em> (1798) and <em>La Serafina</em> (1802). Until now only the 1807 version was known to scholarship and has provided the text on which all studies of the novel have been based. The present article reveals the discovery of copies of the two earlier editions and offers the first comparative analysis of their contents. In a complex creative process the author expanded the 33 letters of the first edition into the 69 of the second version before arriving at a definitive text comprising 145 letters. The present study analyses how, while maintaining th...
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The novel entitled La Serafina, as offered to the reading public by José Mor de Fuentes in 1807, is ...
The basic premise of the article is the consideration of La Serafina as a sentimental novel, in whic...
La Serafina de José Mor de Fuentes se presenta generalmente como una novela epistolar “sentimental” ...
The basic premise of the article is the consideration of La Serafina as a sentimental novel, in whic...
In 1903 the Madrid newspaper El Globo published Pío Baroja's novel La busca in serial form. The text...
Se estudian en este trabajo las primeras novelas históricas de autoría femenina que nos ha legado el...
The period between 1833 and 1840 was a moment of political upheaval in Spain. Not only did these yea...
Se estudian en este trabajo las primeras novelas históricas de autoría femenina que nos ha legado el...
International audienceThis article focuses on the re-using of the “menosprecio de corte y alabanza d...
Cette version apporte quelques corrections à la version publiée en 1998International audienceThis is...
This paper reviews the dialogue and controversies between the paratexts of a corpus of collections o...
El conflicto entre las dos Españas se convierte en tema novelístico precisamente cuando termina el a...
This work is the first critical edition of Montemayor's Los siete libros de la Diana, the first Span...
Despite some admirable critical efforts, Jose de Cadalso\u27s Cartas marruecas (1774) has yet to rec...
Dos escritores residentes en Ámsterdam en el siglo xvii (Joseph Penso de la Vega y Miguel de Barrios...
The novel entitled La Serafina, as offered to the reading public by José Mor de Fuentes in 1807, is ...
The basic premise of the article is the consideration of La Serafina as a sentimental novel, in whic...
La Serafina de José Mor de Fuentes se presenta generalmente como una novela epistolar “sentimental” ...
The basic premise of the article is the consideration of La Serafina as a sentimental novel, in whic...
In 1903 the Madrid newspaper El Globo published Pío Baroja's novel La busca in serial form. The text...
Se estudian en este trabajo las primeras novelas históricas de autoría femenina que nos ha legado el...
The period between 1833 and 1840 was a moment of political upheaval in Spain. Not only did these yea...
Se estudian en este trabajo las primeras novelas históricas de autoría femenina que nos ha legado el...
International audienceThis article focuses on the re-using of the “menosprecio de corte y alabanza d...
Cette version apporte quelques corrections à la version publiée en 1998International audienceThis is...
This paper reviews the dialogue and controversies between the paratexts of a corpus of collections o...
El conflicto entre las dos Españas se convierte en tema novelístico precisamente cuando termina el a...
This work is the first critical edition of Montemayor's Los siete libros de la Diana, the first Span...
Despite some admirable critical efforts, Jose de Cadalso\u27s Cartas marruecas (1774) has yet to rec...
Dos escritores residentes en Ámsterdam en el siglo xvii (Joseph Penso de la Vega y Miguel de Barrios...