Información General

• Autores: Juan Antonio Garrido Ardila (coord.)
• Editores: Legenda
• Año de publicación: 2009
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-1-906540-03-6
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Listado de artículos

• • Cervantes in Britain: a bibliography

    Jane Neville

    págs. 259-267

    

  • Part I : Cervantes in British Literature and criticism

    • The influence and reception of Cervantes in Britain, 1607-2005

      Juan Antonio Garrido Ardila

      págs. 2-31

      

    • The critical reception of Don Quixote in England, 1605-1900

      Frans De Bruyn

      págs. 32-52

      

  • Part II : Cervantes and his translators

    • The English translations of Cervantes's works across the centuries

      Arantza Mayo, Juan Antonio Garrido Ardila

      págs. 54-60

      

    • Shelton and the farcical perception of "Don Quixote" in Seventeenth-Century Britain

      Clark Colahan

      págs. 61-65

      

    • Eighteenth-Century English translations of "Don Quixote"

      Julie Candler Hayes

      págs. 66-75

      

    • The modern translations of "Don Quixote" in Britain

      Michael J. McGrath

      págs. 76-83

      

    • Englishing Cervantes's "Exemplary Novels"

      Frances Luttikhuizen

      págs. 84-94

      

  • Part III : Cervantes and the British novel

    • The Cervantic legacy in thc Eighteenth-Century novel

      Brean Hammond

      págs. 96-103

      

    • The Quixotic novel in British fiction of the Nineteenth and Twentieth centuries

      Howard Mancing

      págs. 104-116

      

    • The American sources in Cervantes and Defoe

      Stelio Cro

      págs. 117-123

      

    • Henry Fielding: from Quixotic satire to the Cervantean Novel

      Juan Antonio Garrido Ardila

      págs. 124-141

      

    • Heroic failure: novelistic Impotcnce in "Don Quixote" and "Tristram Shandy"

      Christopher Narozny, Diana de Armas Wilson

      págs. 142-150

      

    • Tobías Smollett, "Don Quixote" and the emergence of the Enghish novel

      Juan Antonio Garrido Ardila

      págs. 151-165

      

    • Feminine transformations of the "Quixote" in Eighteenth-Century England: Lennox's "Female Quixote" and her sisters

      Amy J. Pawl

      págs. 166-175

      

    • Eliot's Casaubon: the quixotic in "Middlemarch"

      Chester Mills

      págs. 176-180

      

    • Cervantes as romantic hero and author: Mary Shelley's "Life of Cervantes"

      Darcy Donahue

      págs. 181-189

      

    • Dickens, Cervantes and the pick-pocketing of an image

      Pamela H. Long

      págs. 190-195

      

    • Robin Chapman's "The Duchess's Diary" and the other side of imitation

      Edward H. Friedman

      págs. 196-204

      

  • Part IV : Cervantes and the British theatre

    • Cervantes on the Jacobean Stage

      Trudi L. Darby, Alexander Samson

      págs. 206-222

      

    • 'Last thought upon a windmill'?: Cervantes and Fletcher

      Alexander Samson

      págs. 223-233

      

    • The utopian in Cervantes and Shakespeare

      Stelio Cro

      págs. 234-241

      

    • Quixotic idealism triumphant: "Persiles and Sigismunda" in Britain

      Clark Colahan

      págs. 242-248

      

    • William Rowley: a case study in influence

      Trudi L. Darby

      págs. 249-257