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Five Centuries of Spanish Literature

From the Cid through the Golden Age

 

Linton Lomas Barrett

 

In Spanish.   This representative selection of Spanish literature from the twelfth to the seventeenth century provides a coherent study of full-length works rather than isolated remnants. These carefully chosen selections portray those persons and events of literary or historical significance that best illustrate the evolution of Spain’s national character. English aids and an extensive vocabulary list achieve a comprehensive picture for the reader so as to facilitate an understanding of the robust nature of the Spanish language. Explanatory footnotes are plentiful throughout the book. The literature is cross-referenced, clearly creating a bridge of unity and continuity that links the many voices and motifs that have endured through the centuries. This anthology provides readers with an enriching and vibrant look at Spain during important periods of history.

Johnson, Don Quixote

Martel-Alpern, Diez Comedias del Siglo de Oro, 2/E

Patt-Nozick, Spanish Literature, 1700–1900

Rivers, Renaissance and Baroque Poetry of Spain


 

$22.95 list, 352 pages

10-digit ISBN: 1-57766-319-5

13-digit ISBN: 978-1-57766-319-5

© 1962

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Table of Contents

 

Introduction

Part I. THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD

The Twelfth Century

The Thirteenth Century

The Fourteenth Century

The Fifteenth Century

Part II. THE MODERN AGE

The Renaissance in Spain

Lyric Poetry of the Renaissance

Mystic Prose

Imaginative Fiction

The Theater before Lope de Vega

Cervantes and the Modern Novel

Poetry of the Seventeenth Century

The Drama from Lope de Vega to Calderón