Roxolana in European Literature, History and Culture

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Contents: Introduction, Galina Yermolenko Part 1 Critical Essays: Roxolana in Europe, Galina Yermolenko East versus West: seraglio queens, politics, and sexuality in Thomas Heywood's Fair Maid of the West, Parts I and II, Clare Jowitt The tragedy of Roxolana in the court of Charles II, Judy A. Hayden Roxolana in German Baroque and Enlightenment dramas, Beate Allert How a Turkish empress became a champion of Ukraine, Oleksander Halenko Roxolana's memoirs as a garden of intertextual delight, Maryna Romanets Roxolana in Turkish literature: re-writing the ever elusive woman of power and desire, A-zlem A-gA t Yazicioglu. Part 2 Translations: Gonzalo de Illescas, The Second Part of the Pontifical and Catholic History (1606): foreword and translation from Spanish by Ana Pinto Lope de Vega, The Holy League (1603), foreword and translation by Ana Pinto Prospero della Rovere Bonarelli, Soliman (1620), foreword by Galina Yermolenko, translation from Italian by Virginia Pichietti Jean Desmares, Roxelana (1643), foreword by Galina Yermolenko, translation from French by Andrzej Dziedzic Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, Giangir or the Rejected Throne (1748), foreword and translation from German by Beate Allert Denys Sichynsky, Roksoliana, Historical Opera in Three Acts with a Prologue (1911), foreword and translation from Ukrainian by Galina Yermolenko Appendices Bibliography Index.

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