Nueva historia manual de la literatura española

Pasados quinientos años de la publicación, en Burgos, por Fadrique de Basilea de "La Celestina" (1499), aún hoy sigue despertando un apasionado interés, sin que haya opinión unánime sobre su autoría, género, fuentes, personajes, interpretación, didactismo, intención, concepción del amor que se defiende, etc., producto de la intencionada ambigüedad del léxico celestinesco, capaz de originar contrarias interpretaciones, como, por otra parte, ya advertía Rojas en el Prólogo de la Tragicomedia: "Y pues es antigua querella y visitada en largos tiempos, no quiero maravillarme si esta ...

Dorothy Sherman Severin, who retired in 2008 from the Gilmour Chair of Spanish at the University of Liverpool, is an internationally renowned scholar in the field of the Late Medieval literature of Spain, with particular expertise in the study of Celestina and of the Cancioneros. In this volume, nineteen of her academic admirers have contributed original chapters in her honour, mostly on these same topics, under the editorship of the Hispanist Joseph T. Snow and Professor Severin’s Liverpool colleague Roger Wright. The contributors are: Rafael Beltran, Patrizia Botta, Alan Deyermond, Louise ...

Contains papers from the Jornadas Unamunianas held in Salamanca at the Casa-Museo Unamuno. Vol. 1 covers the 4th conference held Oct. 18th-20th, 2001. Vol. 2 covers the 5th conference held Oct. 23rd-25th, 2003. Vol. 3 covers the 6th conference. Vol. 4 covers the 7th conference held Sept. 27-29, 2007.