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VOLUME 47 |
SUMMER 1995 |
NUMBER 1 |
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Michael J. Ruggerio. |
“Fernán Gómez de Guzmán, Protagonist of Fuenteovejuna.” |
5-19. |
Michael Kidd. |
“The Performance of Desire: Acting and Being in Lope de Vega’a El laberinto de Creta.” |
21-36. |
Alfred Rodríguez & Ronald Lanning. |
«Una olvidada fijación literaria del trickster: Pedro de Urdemalas». |
37-42. |
Harry Vélez Quiñones. |
“‘Entre verdad y mentira’: Woman and Metatheater in Lope de Vega’s Los amantes sin amor.” |
43-54. |
Deborah A. Dougherty. |
“Alarcón’s Licurgo: A Magnanimous Hero’s Honorable Vengeance.” |
55-71. |
John B. Wooldrige. |
“The Segunda Parte of La hija del aire is Calderón’s.” |
73-94. |
Ángel Sánchez. |
«Teatro, propaganda y comercio en la Comedia de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe y sus milagros». |
95-103. |
Charles Oriel. |
“Cervantes’s Numancia: A Speech Act Consideration.” |
105-119. |
Robert L. Hathaway. |
«Unos esdrújulos problemáticos de Cairasco de Figueroa». |
121-134. |
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Ann L. Mackenzie. |
Francisco de Rojas Zorrilla y Agustín Moreto: análisis. (David H. Darst) |
135-136. |
Ángel L. Cilveti & Ignacio Arellano. |
Bibliografía crítica para el estudio del auto sacramental con especial atención a Calderón. (Elizabeth Teresa Howe) |
137-138. |
Barbara Mujica, Sharon D. Voros & Matthew D. Stroud, eds. |
Looking at the Comedia in the Year of the Quincentennial. Proceedings of the 1992 Symposium on Golden Age Drama at the University of Texas, El Paso, March 18-21. (Carol Bingham Kirby) |
138-140. |
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MENTIDERO |
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VOLUME 47 |
WINTER 1995 |
NUMBER 2 |
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Everett W. Hesse. |
“Gender and the Discourse of Decay in El burlador de Sevilla.” |
155-163. |
Susana Pendzik. |
“Female Presence in Tirso’s El burlador de Sevilla.” |
165-181. |
Luis Vázquez. |
«El burlador de Sevilla: Claramente de Tirso, y no de Claramonte (Breve anotación crítica)». |
183-190. |
Isaac Benabu. |
“Reading the Opening of a Play: Tirso’s El burlador de Sevilla.” |
191-200. |
Barbara Mujica. |
“The End: Modern Productions of El burlador de Sevilla, with Special Attention to Closings.” |
201-222. |
Charles D. Presberg. |
“El condenado por presumido: The Rhetoric of Death and Damnation in El burlador de Sevilla y convidado de piedra.” |
223-243. |
Angela Moll. |
“Don Juan in Cyberspace: Editing a Comedia on the Information Superhighway.” |
245-266 |
Jonathan W. Thacker. |
“Comedy’s Social Compromise: Tirso’s Marta la piadosa and the Refashioning of Role.” |
267-289. |
Christopher B. Weimer. |
“The Oedipal Drama of Tirso’s La república al revés.” |
291-309. |
Barbara Simerka. |
“The Indiano as Liminal Figure in the Drama of Tirso and His Contemporaries.” |
311-320. |
John T. Cull. |
“Purging Humor(s): Medical and Scatological Imagery in Tirso de Molina.”
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321-339. |
Marcia L. Welles. |
“The Anxiety of Gender: The Transformation of Tamar in Tirso’s La venganza de Tamar and Calderón’s Los cabellos de Absalón.” |
341-372. |
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