No. 8 (2020): Metamorphosis of chivalric motifs and digital culture

Published: 2020-12-29

Full Issue

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Editorial

• Presentation

  Stefano Neri

  1-4

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Monographic

• Stith Thompson’s Motif-Index and its applications to chivalric literature

  Juan Manuel Cacho Blecua

  5-54

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• From Stith Thompson to digital platforms: some considerations (with a Motif-Index of the Demanda del Santo Grial, Toledo, 1515)

  Karla Xiomara Luna Mariscal

  55-128

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• Digital Humanities and the MeMoRam data base: for a systematic approach to the chivalric romances

  Giulia Tomasi

  129-156

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• The visualization of motifs in the chivalric romances. A proposal

  Héctor Eduardo Munévar Fernández

  157-186

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• Arthurian metamorphoses: the Gato Paul

  Carlos Alvar

  187-208

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• The motif of Potiphar’s wife (K2111): fromOlivier de Castille to Oliveros de Castilla

  Gaetano Lalomia

  209-222

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• Laughter and women: motifs of female humour in the Palmerín cycle

  Federica Zoppi

  223-255

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• Chivalric motifs and parodic rewriting: Florestán del Palier (1959) by Wenceslao Fernández Flórez

  Elisabetta Sarmati

  257-273

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Miscellanea

• A tournanent with quaestio amorosa in Don Polismán de Nápoles by Jerónimo de Contreras

  Daniel Mur Cantalejo

  275-295

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• Memory, fame and imitation in the Memorial das Proezas da Segunda Távola Redonda

  Pedro Monteiro

  297-320

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• Progetto Mambrino. «Spanish romances»: copies added in 2018-2020

  Alice Crescini

  321-352

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Reports and Book reviews

• Miguel Daza, Corónica de don Mexiano de la Esperança, Caballero de la Fe, ed. Ana Martínez Muñoz, Alcalá de Henares, Universidad de Alcalá / Insti-tuto Universitario de Investigación en Estudios Medievales y del Siglo de Oro Miguel de Cervantes, 2019

  Jesús Ricardo Córdoba Perozo

  393-400

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• A critical edition of Anthony Munday’s Palmerin d’Oliva edited with an introduction, critical apparatus, notes, and glossary by Jordi Sánchez-Martí, Tempe, ACMRS Press, 2020.

  Giada Blasut

  401-410

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• Francisco de Moraes, Palmerín de Inglaterra (Libro II), ed. Aurelio Vargas Díaz-Toledo, Alcalá de Henares, Universidad de Alcalá/Instituto Universitario de Investigación Miguel de Cervantes, 2020 (colección «Libros de Rocinante», n. 37)

  Federica Zoppi

  411-414

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PHD Thesis

• Marvelous maritime adventures in romances of chivalry. Edition and study of Leandro el bel (Toledo, 1563)

  Stefano Bazzaco

  353-354

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• Female characters in the Palmerín cycle

  M.ª del Pilar Casado Gutiérrez

  355-356

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• Study and critical edition of Juan Cano López's Sexta Parte de Espejo de príncipes y caballeros (ca. 1640)

  Pablo Domínguez

  357

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• Tirant lo Blanc in music: musical compositions inspired by Tirant lo Blanc

  Àngel Lluís Ferrando Morales

  358-359

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• An approach to clothing in Feliciano de Silva's romances of chivalry

  Andrea Flores García

  360-362

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• The prologue in romances of chivalry: mentality and propaganda

  Almudena Izquierdo Andreu

  363-365

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• The influence of neomedievalism in the adaptation of La muerte de Arturo by sir Thomas Malory: intralinguistics, intersemiotics and resemiotization

  Vicente Javier López Mate

  366-367

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• Edition and study of Corónica de don Mexiano de la Esperança, Caballero de la Fe

  Ana Martínez Muñoz

  415-419

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• Amazonian kingdoms in Middle and Golden Age Spanish literature: archetypes, gender and alterity

  Silvia Caterina Millán González

  370-375

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• Edition and study of the second book of La crónica de los muy valientes y esforçados e invencibles cavalleros don Florisel de Niquea[...]

  Gema Montero García

  376-378

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• Magic and ars narrandi in chivalric literature

  Julia Navarro Hermoso

  379

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• Everyone according to their status. Clothing in romances of chivalry: materiality and functions

  Tomasa Pilar Pastrana Santamarta

  380-381

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• Female characters in the cycle of Espejo de príncipes y caballeros

  Ana Ruiz López

  382-383

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• Divergent characters and chivalric motifs: the case of Lidamor de Escocia (1534), Valerián de Hungría (1540), Philesbián de Candaria (1542) and Cirongilio de Tracia (1545)

  Giulia Tomasi

  384-386

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• Study and edition of La Trapesonda (1533)

  Ana Isabel Torres Villanueva

  387-388

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• “Yo soy tú, y tú eres yo”. Disuise, metamorphosis and doubling in Feliciano de Silva's romances of chivalry

  Stefania Trujillo

  389-391

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