The Cambridge companion to Cervantes

Anthony J. Cascardi

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Chronology 1. Introduction Anthony J. Cascardi Translations and editions List of Cervantes' works 2. Historical and political background B. W. Ife 3. Cervantes and the Italian Renaissance Frederick A. de Armas 4. Don Quixote and the invention of the novel Anthony J. Cascardi 5. The influence of Cervantes Alexander Welsh 6. Cervantes' other fiction Mary Malcolm Gaylord 7. Works for the stage Melveena Mckendrick 8. Humor and violence Adrienne L. Martin 9. Psyche and gender Anne Cruz 10. Cervantes and the New World Diana de Armas Wilson Appendix: List of electronic resources Anthony J. Cascardi.

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