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A discussion of the trope of paradox as a governing rhetorical strategy in "Don Quixote". In his readings of portions of the work, Charles D. Presberg shows how it enlarges the tradition of paradoxical discourse by imitating as well as transforming fictional and non-fictional models.
French-Cuban author Eduardo Manet's work is acclaimed internationally, though mainly overlooked by French and Latin American critics due to his odd position as a Latin American writing in French. This study includes poetry, plays, novels and films written and directed by this bilingual writer.
An examination of the themes of love, medicine and dreams in the late mediaeval Spanish masterpiece, "Celestina". It explores the European cultural and literary tradition to discover theoretical approaches to the physiology of lovesickness and its dreams and visions.
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