Desire Against the Law: The Juxtaposition of Contraries in Early Medieval Spanish Literature

James Francis Burke

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Medieval Iberian Studies Early Modern Spanish Literature Medieval European Literature and History

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Illustrations A note to the reader Introduction 1. Basic premises 2. Carnival and Charivari 3. Contrasts in the musical text 4. The intersection of the planes 5. The other side of the Diptych: the Auto de los reyes magos 6.The epic and the Carnivalesque 7. Carnival and May: the Milagros of Berceo 8. The fine and the profane: the razon de amor 9. The point of the text: penetration and participation in the Libro de buen amor 10. Charivari and the Serranas 11. The Adventus: sacred and profane 12. Contrasts and the mirror of princes 13. Riddle me a riddle Notes Works cited Index.

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