No. 6 (2018): Maritime geographies. Chivalric romance and Byzantine romance

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Published: 2018-12-20

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Editorial

Presentation

Stefano Neri

1-4
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Recovered words

«Il costume di scrivere alla romanzesca»: the Dialogue Della nuova poesia, overo delle difese del Furioso (1589) by Giuseppe Bastiani Malatesta

Anna Bognolo

5-20
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Monographic

Maritime geography: Mediterranean, East and West

Gaetano Lalomia

21-36
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Between storms, islands and pirates: the maritime scene in the Spanish romance of chivalry

Almudena Izquierdo Andreu

37-60
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The praxis of translation: Cervantes’s Persiles, the “estudiante pardal” and the adventures of interpretation of a posthumous novel

Giovanni Cara

61-72
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Theagenes and Chariclea in Spanish Golden Age Theatre: Los hijos de la fortuna by Juan Pérez de Montalbán

Claudia Demattè

73-93
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The first imitation of Don Quixote in English prose narrative: The Essex Champion and the iberian romances of chivalry in England

Pedro Javier Pardo García

95-130
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Miscellanea

The Desafio sustentado e defendido na praça de Granada, by Inácio Rodrigues Vedouro

Pedro Álvarez-Cifuentes

131-165
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Reading guide to Juan de Miranda’s Historia del valoroso cavallier Polisman (1572)

Stefano Neri

167-255
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Mambrino Project and OCR technologies: state of the art

Stefano Bazzaco

257-272
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