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The "novela corta" as "comedia": Lope's "Las fortunas de Diana"
Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1968The tendency of literary genres to overlap and blur formal differences characterizes many Golden Age works. Without confusing their separate aims, playwrights and novelists shared many stylistic and structural principles. Although such interaction encouraged creativity, abuse of its limits proved to be self-defeating.
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Novela corta picaresca del siglo XVII
Revista de Filología y Literatura HispánicasCon la aparición de los Novelas ejemplares de Cervantes (1613), la novela corta no sólo se afianzaba entre los géneros literarios del momento, sino que, además, introducía en dicho género una nueva tipología: la novela corta picaresca. Obviamente, así como las novelas cervantinas de temática picaresca (“La ilustre fregona”, “Rinconete y Cortadillo” y ...
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Las novelas cortas de Emilia Pardo Bazán
2010Toward the end of her career as a novelist, Emilia Pardo Bazán showed a preference for the short story and the short novel. The latter have been rather neglected by the critics whose attention has been drawn mainly by her novels of the so-called naturalistic period. The present thesis deals with Pardo Bazán's short novels written between 188^ and 1921,
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Bestiaria vida, de Cecilia Eudave: novela corta, novela de laberintos, novela de lo inusual
2016La narradora mexicana Cecilia Eudave (1968) publicó en 2008 la novela corta Bestiaria vida. En el presente artículo trataremos de deslindar de qué modo las características propias de este tipo de novelas inciden en ella sirviéndonos en ocasiones de una poética que la autora publicó sobre la novela corta. Asimismo, la idea de laberinto es fundamental en
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