...Marta V. Vicente In January 1786, the Spanish Inquisition accused the Mexican theologian and bibliographer José Mariano de Beristain of purchasing, possessing, and reading aloud the French pornographic novel Le Portier des Chartreux ( The Porter of the Charter House ). Flouting his vows...

... the Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, Bulletin of Spanish Studies, Comparative Literature, Hispanic Review, Modern Lan- guage Notes, Modern Language Review, Nueva Revista de Filología Hispánica, and Romance Philology. A. Editions 1. Gil Vicente. Obras dramáticas castellanas: edición, estudio y notas...

... of an increasing specializa- tion, which all too often has split medievalists from early modernists, Tom’s work has embraced the two periods equally (another legacy of Auerbach and Spitzer It is perhaps no coincidence that one of his major areas of research has been the work of the great Gil Vicente...

.... Magical Realism: Theory, History , Community. Ed. Lois Parkinson Zamora and Wendy Faris. Durham: Duke UP, 1995 . 89 -108. Cervera Salinas, Vicente. El síndrome de Beatriz en la literatura hispanoamericana . Madrid: Iberoamericana/Verveurt, 2006 . Demaría, Laura. Argentina-s: Ricardo Piglia...

... the Dulcinea fantasy (Grisóstomo and Marcela, Cardenio and Luscinda, Anselmo and Camila in the “Curioso imper- tinente”) are slowly succeeded and displaced in the narrative by the stories grouped around the “Micomicona” fantasy (Dorotea and Don Fernando, Doña Clara and Don Luis, Leandra and Vicente de la...

... and London: W.W. Norton, 1973 . Bisaha, Nancy. Creating East and West: Renaissance Humanists and the Ottoman Turks . Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2004 . Blasco Ibañez, Vicente. Obras completas . 3 vols. Madrid: Aguilar, 1964 . Brant, Sebastian. Das Narrenschiff . Ed...

... on a novel about this Mexican personage around 1823. To these two suspects, Brickhouse adds a third, Vicente Rocafuerte (born in Ecuador into a wealthy family of Central American provenance), a political writer and friend of Heredia’s in Cuba who...

... on a novel about this Mexican personage around 1823. To these two suspects, Brickhouse adds a third, Vicente Rocafuerte (born in Ecuador into a wealthy family of Central American provenance), a political writer and friend of Heredia’s in Cuba who...

..., Burnett). 14 The Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)’s seventy-one-year rule in Mexico ended with the election of the conservative National Action Party (PAN) presidential candidate Vicente Fox in 2000. THE CRITICAL LIMITS OF NARCONARRATIVES / 355 trates Camarena...

... in subaltern studies scholarship (Spivak, Chakrabarty). To these I would add a fourth: the diverse, bifurcating streams of Philippine nationalist scholarship and ethnohistory in the last thirty years, best represented today by the work of Reynaldo Ileto, Vicente Rafael, Caroline Hau, Tet Maceda...

... in subaltern studies scholarship (Spivak, Chakrabarty). To these I would add a fourth: the diverse, bifurcating streams of Philippine nationalist scholarship and ethnohistory in the last thirty years, best represented today by the work of Reynaldo Ileto, Vicente Rafael, Caroline Hau, Tet Maceda...

... in subaltern studies scholarship (Spivak, Chakrabarty). To these I would add a fourth: the diverse, bifurcating streams of Philippine nationalist scholarship and ethnohistory in the last thirty years, best represented today by the work of Reynaldo Ileto, Vicente Rafael, Caroline Hau, Tet Maceda...

...), “lo cantor del Ter” (“the singer of the Ter,” Albert de Quintana), “lo cantor del Francolí” (Francesc Morera), “lo trobador del Túria” (Vicent Boix).5 The most famous of these, and perhaps also the most accomplished as a poet, was Joaquim Rubió i Ors, who published his poems as “Lo Gaiter del...

... pícara Justina (1605), Vicente Espinel’s La vida de Marcos de Obregón (The History of the Life of the Squire Marcos Obregón, 1618), another La segunda parte del Lazarillo (1620), by Juan de Luna, Francisco de Quevedo’s El buscón, and Estebanillo González’s Estebanillo González (1646). These represent...

..., Venezuelan dictator Juan Vicente Gómez was so enthralled by the zarzuela ’s patriotism and popularity that he awarded Bolívar Coronado a grant to travel to Europe. The admiration was not mutual: according to Bolívar Coronado’s biographer, Ramón Rafael Castellanos, the writer shouted “¡Muera Gómez, el tirano...

... of Minnesota Press , 2014 . Diaz Vicente M. “ Ocean in the Plains: The Politics and Analytics of Trans-Indigenous Resurgence in Chuukese Voyaging of Dakota Lands, Waters, and Skies in Miní Sóta Makhóčhe .” Pacific Studies 42 , nos. 1–2 ( 2019 ): 1 – 44 . Gandhi Evyn Lê Espiritu...

... of the Philippines, which has inspired reflections by Benedict Anderson, Vicente Rafael, and others. In the text, the “demon of comparisons” is a fleeting figure of speech that disrupts the thoughts of its young protagonist, Crisostomo Ibarra, upon his return to the Phil- ippines after years of study abroad...

... also drift closer to as his career progressed). The Barcelona school’s films were part of an emerging international youth culture, one that was strongly influenced by the consumer culture that was becoming more important in Spain as the 1960s wore on. Explaining the significance of how Vicente Aranda’s...

... published as individual revistas to be sold and distributed to soldiers on the front lines, with all proceeds going toward the purchase of arms and supplies for the Republican army. All of the poems of the anthology except for Cunard’s, which Vicente Alexiendre translated into Spanish, appear...

... and postcolonial modes), creationism (Vicente Huidobro’s Latin American vanguard), SCUM (Society for Cutting Up Men, Valerie Solanas’s one-woman militant feminist party), and situationism, while treating more briefly numerous others. Poetry of the Revolution examines myriad polemics, including theological...