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Volume 24, Issue 2
October 2019
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ISSN 1084-1490
EISSN 2377-9551
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Imágenes de la osadía en la lírica de Fernando de Herrera
Images of daring in the poetry of Fernando de Herrera
Javier Álvarez
View articletitled, Imágenes de la osadía en la lírica de Fernando de Herrera<br />Images of daring in the poetry of Fernando de Herrera
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El despertar sexual de don Quijote: construcción literaria y parodia erótica en el romance de Altisidora
Don Quixote’s Sexual Awakening: Literary Construction and Erotic Parody in Altisidora’s Ballad
Alicia Gallego Zarzosa
View articletitled, El despertar sexual de don Quijote: construcción literaria y parodia erótica en el romance de Altisidora<br />Don Quixote’s Sexual Awakening: Literary Construction and Erotic Parody in Altisidora’s Ballad
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Un poeta a las puertas del Parnaso: Diego Félix de Quijada y Riquelme
A Poet at the Gates of the Parnassus: Diego Félix de Quijada y Riquelme
Gema Balaguer Alba
View articletitled, Un poeta a las puertas del Parnaso: Diego Félix de Quijada y Riquelme<br />A Poet at the Gates of the Parnassus: Diego Félix de Quijada y Riquelme
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Una atribución compartida: Camões y Hurtado de Mendoza
A Shared Attribution: Camões and Hurtado de Mendoza—Dedicado a Noemí Basalo
Soledad Pérez-Abadín Barro
View articletitled, Una atribución compartida: Camões y Hurtado de Mendoza<br />A Shared Attribution: Camões and Hurtado de Mendoza—Dedicado a Noemí Basalo
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Book Reviews

Beyond Sight: Engaging the Senses in Iberian Literatures and Cultures, 1200–1750
Mary Quinn
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Esther in Early Modern Iberia and the Sephardic Diaspora: Queen of the Conversas
Matthew D. Warshawsky
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