Rassegna iberistica

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open access | peer reviewed

Keywords Spanish Humanism • Basque Studies • Neogothic myth • Valle-Inclán • Identity • Catullus’ fortuna • E-literature • Gender roles • Hispano-Jewish culture • Visual poetry • Sociology • Contemporary narrative • Communities • Soap operas • Postcolonial identities • Technopoetics • Catalan literature • Grotesque esperpento • Classical and contemporary poetics • Avellaneda • Collective memory • Reason and madness • Latin America • Conversation • Modernism • Iberian and Latin-American Comparative Studies • Chorography • Translation Studies • Postmodernity • Hebrew poetry in Spain • Persiles • Postmodern subject • Saer • Deconstruction • National identity • Lope de Vega • Postmodernism • Vicent Andrés Estellés • Family models • Literary field • Toledo • Catalan Literature • Baroque • Catalan poetry • Piglia • Detective genre • Catalonia • Cervantes • Pere Gimferrer • Jewish-Christian relations • La gioia della strada • Metaliterature • Silviano Santiago • Goths

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/Ri/2037-6588/2018/11 | Published Dec. 11, 2018 | Language it, en, es, ca

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