
New number received from: BULLETIN HISPANIQUE 2011 (Volume 113 nº2. December 2011)
Summary of this issue:
BLOG
*Interactions of the song "Of knowledge of oneself", attributed by Fray Luis de León, and three Latin poems by Benito Arias Montano. Antonio Davila Perez
*The novel in the Literary Memorial (1784-1808). Towards the configuration of a critical model. Maria Jesus Garcia Garrosa
*On the last paths of creation: the "Story Projects" by Pedro Salinas. Natalia Ferrero
* The Nordic Andalusianism of Luis Cernuda. Miguel Angel Garcia
*Metamorphosis and identity in the autobiographical writing of María Casares. Angels Ezama Gil
VARIETIES
*Proposed fiscal reading of the Lazarillo de Tormes. Susana Camps Perarnau
*Insult and social exclusion. Something else about the controversy between Cervantes and Lope. Javier Salazar Rincon
*The translation au Siècle d'Or: une pratique qui s'hérite. He married the Aguilar family. Helene Rabaey
* All the fires of the twilight: time and memory in Antonio Machado. Christian Manso
* Poetry, history and myth: the theme of death in Antonio Machado and Federico García Lorca. Luis Galvan
*Politique éditoriale et politique de reading peuvent-elles fonder une légitimité littéraire? About the poetic anthologies dans l'Espagne du XX siècle. Claude Le Bigot
REQUIREMENTS
* Calderón's comedy: social discourse and poetic wisdom (Adrián J. Sáez). G. Gunter
*The poetic canon in the XNUMXth century, PASO group (Nadine Ly). Begoña López Bueno (ed.)
*Discourse on how to write and improve the history of Spain. Foreword by François Lopez (Victoria López-Cordón Cortezo). John Paul Forner
*Selected articles, foreword and compilation by Amelia de Paz (Jacques Issorel). John Joseph Domechina
*Fable of Equis and Zeda, Mexico, Alcancía, 1932 [fac-similé of the première edition], (Jacques Issorel). Gerard Diego
*Fable of the explorer and the professor (Jacques Issorel). Juan Manuel Diaz de Guereñu
*Maria Luisa Elio Bernal. Life as nostalgia and exile (Bernard Sicot). Eduardo Mateo Gambarte
* Les Antigones contemporaines (from 1945 to our days), (Bernard Sicot). Rose Duroux and Stephanie Urdician
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