Guide to Further Reading

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. List of Illustrations viii
4. List of Contributors xi
5. Foreword xv
6. Introduction: Lope’s Life and Work 1
7. Part 1: The Man and his World
8. 1 Lope’s Knowledge 13
9. 2 Lope de Vega and the Theatre in Madrid 29
10. 3 From Stage to Page: Editorial History and Literary Promotion in Lope de Vega’s Partes de comedias 51
11. Part 2: Poetry
12. 4 Imagining Lope’s Lyric Poetry in the ‘Soneto primero’ of the Rimas 61
13. 5 ‘Quien en virtud emplea su ingenio ...’: Lope de Vega’s Religious Poetry 78
14. 6 Outside In: The Subject(s) at Play in Las rimas humanas y divinas de Tomé de Burguillos 91
15. Part 3: Drama
16. 7 The Arte nuevo de hacer comedias: Lope’s Dramatic Statement 107
17. 8 Three Canonical Plays 119
18. 9 Lope de Vega, the Chronicle-Legend Plays and Collective Memory 131
19. 10 Sacred Souls and Sinners: Abstinence and Adaptation in Lope’s Religious Drama 147
20. 11 Lope, the Comedian 159
21. 12 Lope de Vega’s Speaking Pictures: Tantalizing Titians and Forbidden Michelangelos in La quinta de Florencia 171
22. 13 Performing Sanctity: Lope’s Use of Teresian Iconography in Santa Teresa de Jesús 183
23. 14 Masculinities and Honour in Los comendadores de Córdoba 199
24. 15 El castigo sin venganza and the Ironies of Rhetoric 215
25. Part 4: Prose
26. 16 Life’s Pilgrim: El peregrino en su patria 227
27. 17 Novelas a Marcia Leonarda 244
28. 18 La Dorotea: A Tragicomedy in Prose 256
29. Part 5: The Afterlife
30. 19 Lope as Icon 267
31. 20 A Modern Day Fénix: Lope de Vega’s Cinematic Revivals 285
32. 21 Lope in Translation: Opening the Closed Book 300
33. Translations of Titles 315
34. Guide to Further Reading 323
35. Bibliography 329
36. Index 369