Literary companions books

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Volume 156 in the North Carolina Studies in the Romance Languages and Literatures series.  Read More >>

Alfonso Hordognez was the first translator of the Spanish classic Celestina. The antiquity and accuracy of his translation...  Read More >>

An edition of an anonymous poem about the famous thirteenth-century outlaw Eustache surnamed Le Moine (ca. 1170-1217),...  Read More >>

This volume, presented to Professor Pei on the occasion of his retirement from Columbia, contains sixteen studies...  Read More >>

Examines the Old Provencal language on the basis of philological interpretations of a few selected texts, both prose...  Read More >>

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This reexamination of the works of five modern novelists--Frank Norris, John Steinbeck, Ernest Hemingway, Saul Bellow,...  Read More >>

D.J. Conlon examines Guy of Warwick,, a popular thirteenth century Saxon legend adapted into Anglo-French prose...  Read More >>

Seventeenth-century French author Paul Scarron's Roman comique has often been dismissed by critics as episodic and...  Read More >>

A critical edition of an adaptation of the Discipline Clericalis, the first western collection of eastern apologues,...  Read More >>

This critical, annotated edition and study of a long-neglected work by Lope de Vega reveals the philosophical seriousness...  Read More >>

John Bowle was the first scholar to consider Don Quixote a masterpiece. His edition, published in six volumes in...  Read More >>

A critical bibliography of the Nodier studies and editions of his works that appeared between 1923 and 1967. Part...  Read More >>

An attempt to trace the development of Moliere criticism organised around three categories: biographical, academic...  Read More >>

Scholarly opinion on the philosophical and aesthetic significance of Ronsard's Christianity is sharply divided....  Read More >>

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The only play of Lope de Vega's involving the Cid and Sancho II, this work has long been admired by critics of the...  Read More >>

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Brings to light the significant influence of the Roman dramatist and philosopher, Seneca, on the works of Racine....  Read More >>

Utilizing the various methods already established by recognized authorities in the field, Mr. Clark studies ten...  Read More >>

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