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Celestina’s Erasmian Turn: Feliciano de Silva’s Sequel
In 1534 Feliciano de Silva published Segunda Celestina, the first and most influential of several sequels of Fernando de Rojas’s editorial hit. In this entertaining and light-hearted fiction, Silva brings the old bawd back to life and reinvents the original story to rectify its erotic and violent atrocities with the moral truths of the faith as ...
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Positive Ethnic Identity Content Among Adolescents With Minority Ethnic Backgrounds Living in Sweden
ABSTRACT Previous research on adolescents with minority ethnic backgrounds has often centered on risks and vulnerabilities due to the effects of racism in society. This however leaves a gap in the literature when it comes to positive aspects of ethnic identity, and the gap is even more pronounced when it comes to European contexts since the few ...
Pär D. Stern +6 more
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El ingenio de Sebastián Fernández. La Tragedia Policiana como precuela de Celestina
La publicación de la Tragedia Policiana, de Sebastián Fernández, supone no solo la aparición de una nueva continuación de Celestina tras las obras de Feliciano de Silva, Gaspar Gómez de Toledo y Sancho de Muñón, sino la creación de un artificio novedoso ...
Luis M. Esteban Martín
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El presente artículo estudia los signos corporales y su significado en la Tragicomedia de Rojas, la Segunda Celestina de Feliciano de Silva y otras obras celestinescas.
Folke Gernert
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Significant association between SCN8A and Alzheimer disease in Puerto Ricans
Abstract Background Puerto Ricans (PR), the second‐largest Hispanic/Latino population in the continental US, are an admixed population with European (EU), African (AF), and Amerindian ancestries. Our recently published genome‐wide association study (GWAS) and admixture mapping in a PR cohort identified a suggestive Alzheimer disease (AD) risk locus on ...
Bilcag Akgun +34 more
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Presentation: Configuration and dissemination of Feliciano de Silva's Segunda Celestina
Presentación de la sección especial.
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The celestinesque world in which Feliciano de Silva lived and which nourished his Segunda Celestina
During his career, Feliciano de Silva (1491-1554) authored many books of chivalry, but just one celestinesque work, his Segunda Celestina (1534). In this survey –since many others have compared Feliciano’s work and the Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea (TCM)– we have surveyed the other celestinesque works produced between 1513 and 1534 to allow other ...
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Siguiendo el guion, pero guardando el decoro: cuchilladas y libreas en la Tercera Celestina
La Tercera parte de la tragicomedia de Celestina se presenta como continuación de la Segunda comedia de Celestina de Feliciano de Silva; Gaspar Gómez tiene, por tanto, poca libertad al aceptar el guion de la comedia que va a terminar; pero encontrará un
Rosa Navarro Durán
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El uso de la erudición en las continuaciones argumentales de La Celestina
El presente artículo analiza el uso del retoricismo (especialmente de las citas eruditas) en las continuaciones argumentales de La Celestina: La Segunda Comedia de Celestina (Feliciano de Silva, 1534), La Tercera Parte de la Tragicomedia de Celestina ...
Luis García Valiente +1 more
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El Coloquio de Gila, de Lope de Rueda, dado a conocer hace menos de una década, presenta la figura de la negra Sofía con una serie de rasgos identificativos. Algunos de ellos se encuentran ya en textos poéticos con fuerte carga de dramaticidad escritos a
María Luisa Lobato
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