...Hilaire Kallendorf Copyright © 2004 The Trustees of Columbia University 2004 Hilaire Kallendorf "~QUE HE DE HACER THE COMEDIA AS CASUISTRY T he Spanish Golden Age comedia as a genre has proven notoriously difficult to explain fully. Since Lope de Vega first published in the early seventeenth...

... Ferrer, Michael Groden Eds 480-482 Joly, Jean-Luc, "Georges Perec et Paul Auster: Une Musique du hasard," 99-134 Kallendorf, Hillaire, "'2Que he de hacer?' The Comedia as Casuistry," 327-359 Keskinen, Mikko, "Voice Doubles: Auditory Identities in Michel Tournier's 'Tristan Vox 135-149 Kohn, Ingeborg...

... in favor of ethics. Unhappy are those, writes Saint-Just, who live during a time when one must persuade by "finesse de l'esprit," and the 1980s, awash in legalistic casuistry and in the ineffable absences and indecisions of post-Heideggerian thought, were indeed such a time.4 Phil's pragmatism, his sense...

... of thaumast6n as both an emotive force and a source for critical inquiry leading to understanding. Calderon's synthesis of skepticism, casuistry, and allegory provides unique expressions of the dual nature of the aesthetic concept of thaumast6n on his stage. We must look beyond admiratio as a mere rhetorical...

..., and the Consolation of Love .” Chaucer Review 41 , no. 1 ( 2006 ): 1 – 37 . Hodgson Andrew . “ An Allusion to Robert Southwell in John Clare’s ‘The Flitting’? ” Notes and Queries 62 , no. 3 ( 2015 ): 410 – 12 . Holmes P. J. Elizabethan Casuistry . Thetford : Catholic Record Society...