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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Melveena McKendrickPublisher: Boydell & Brewer Ltd Imprint: Tamesis Books Volume: v. 182 Dimensions: Width: 15.60cm , Height: 1.90cm , Length: 23.40cm Weight: 0.514kg ISBN: 9781855660694ISBN 10: 1855660695 Pages: 238 Publication Date: 09 March 2000 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Language: Spanish Table of ContentsReviewsA milestone in Lope studies. MLR A very important, indeed a necessary book. BULLETIN OF SPANISH STUDIES Will be an indispensable guide. CALIOPE Providing detail that is finely woven and rich in texture, McKendrick shows how Lope's court and popular theatre reveal his ambivalence toward the contemporary conduct of royal life... intelligently written, nuanced discussion...should be in every library supporting study of Spanish literature at the upper-division undergraduate level and above. CHOICE Excellent... sophisticated and convincing study: Lope de Vega's intricate and sometimes ambiguous dialogue with Spanish history provides one of the most eloquent commentaries on the moral and political complexity of his age. TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT [B W Ife] A study of major importance, not simply for all who work on the comedia, but also for those concerned with the broader question of the relation between literature and society in Golden Age Spain.... As a study of Lope this book succeeds magnificently...[and] will become a standard work in discussions of the complex relationship between societyand literature in early modern Spain. BULLETIN OF HISPANIC STUDIES A milestone in Lope studies. MLR A very important, indeed a necessary book. BULLETIN OF SPANISH STUDIES Will be an indispensable guide. CALIOPEProviding detail that is finely woven and rich in texture, McKendrick shows how Lope's court and popular theatre reveal his ambivalence toward the contemporary conduct of royal life... intelligently written, nuanced discussion...should be in every library supporting study of Spanish literature at the upper-division undergraduate level and above. CHOICEExcellent... sophisticated and convincing study: Lope de Vega's intricate and sometimes ambiguous dialogue with Spanish history provides one of the most eloquent commentaries on the moral and political complexity of his age. TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT (B W Ife) A study of major importance, not simply for all who work on the comedia, but also for those concerned with the broader question of the relation between literature and society in Golden Age Spain... As a study of Lope this book succeeds magnificently...(and) will become a standard work in discussions of the complex relationship between societyand literature in early modern Spain. BULLETIN OF HISPANIC STUDIES A milestone in Lope studies. MLR A very important, indeed a necessary book. BULLETIN OF SPANISH STUDIES Will be an indispensable guide. CALIOPEProviding detail that is finely woven and rich in texture, McKendrick shows how Lope's court and popular theatre reveal his ambivalence toward the contemporary conduct of royal life... intelligently written, nuanced discussion...should be in every library supporting study of Spanish literature at the upper-division undergraduate level and above. CHOICEExcellent... sophisticated and convincing study: Lope de Vega's intricate and sometimes ambiguous dialogue with Spanish history provides one of the most eloquent commentaries on the moral and political complexity of his age. TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT [B W Ife] A study of major importance, not simply for all who work on the comedia, but also for those concerned with the broader question of the relation between literature and society in Golden Age Spain.... As a study of Lope this book succeeds magnificently...[and] will become a standard work in discussions of the complex relationship between societyand literature in early modern Spain. BULLETIN OF HISPANIC STUDIES Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |