Bruce W Wardropper
Biographic Data
| ID | 970364 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bruce W Wardropper |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bruce W |
| FAMILY NAME | Wardropper |
| SIGNATURE | WARDROPPER B W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Duke University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 39 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 39 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1943 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Fatal Union
Matthew D. Stroud. Fatal Union: A Pluralistic Approach to the Spanish Wife-Murder Comedias. Lewisburg: Bucknell University Press and London and Toronto: Associated University Presses, 1990. 188 pp. $31.50. - Volume 45 Issue 1
Theatre in Spain 1490-1700
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Work in Progress
En abril pasado, teniendo yo decidido titular un probable diario poetico, que es este, OBRA EN MARCHA-indicacion que define bien mi inquieto trabajo incesantemente aumentativo-vi que James Joyce utilizaba WORK IN PROGRESS para los trozos que viene publicando de su nuevo libro en TRANSITION de Paris. Me gusto pero me fastidio-no hay cosa que me moleste mas que un parecido-la coincidencia. Y no puedo, no quiero que el encuentro ague mi fiesta (Jime…
La intencionalidad en el Quijote
Les narrateurs de Don Quichotte, qu'ils soient ou non fiables, n'hésitent pas à révéler les intentions des personnages. Au contraire des romans de chevalerie, dans lesquels toute intention est ou bonne ou mauvaise, Cervantes a créée un monde qui ressemble à celui qui entoure les lecteurs : les intentions sont mêlées, mal entendues, confuses, facilement changeantes ; elles se réalisent ou avortent sans que les personnages puissent prévoir le résul…
An Apology for Philology
The celebration of the first century of MLN's existence necessarily calls for some retrospection. The Institution of Criticism that dominated most of these hundred years was the now unfashionable philology. And yet, when one thinks about it, if ever there was an institution of criticism, it has to have been philology, which in one form or another has endured from classical antiquity to the present. Although philology is discredited in some intell…
The Impact of Folk Song on Sacred and Profane Love Poetry in Post- Tridentine Spain
The Dramatic Epilogue in Golden-Age Spain
The greatest of Shakespeare's several great epilogues is surely the one that concludes Twelfth Night. Feste's enigmatic song shifts portentously from his reflections on his personal life (When that I was and a tiny little boy) to a consideration of the entire history of mankind (A great while ago the world begun). Instantly, however, he dashes the spectators' aroused expectations: But that's all one, our play is done. the unceasing English downpo…
Reading and Fiction in Golden-Age Spain
B. W. Ife. Reading and Fiction in Golden-Age Spain: A Platonist Critique and Some Picaresque Replies. (Cambridge Iberian and Latin American Studies.) Cambridge—New York: Cambridge University Press, 1985. vii + 213 pp. $39.50. - Helen H. Reed. The Reader in the Picaresque Novel. (Colección Támesis, ser. A: Monografías, 114.) London: Tamesis Books, 1984. 120 pp. £14.40. - Volume 39 Issue 4
Poesia Varia
Cervantes
E. T. Aylward. Cervantes: Pioneer and Plagiarist. (Colección Támesis: Serie A, Monografias, 93.) London: Tamesis Books, 1982. 96 pp. £9.60; 2,000 ptas. - Maureen Ihrie. Skepticism in Cervantes. (Colección Támesis: Serie A, Monografias, 86.) London: Tamesis Books, 1982. 122 pp. £14.40; 3,000 ptas. - Volume 36 Issue 4
Teoria de la comedia
Teoria de la comedia
Juan del Encina
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The Strange Case of Lazaro Gonzales Perez
Le Lazarillo est loin d'etre une simple modernisation de la parabole de Lazare. L'ironie evidente du L. montre clairement que le projet de l'auteur n'est pas un projet moral et que l'escatologie ne joue aucun role dans sa fiction. Pour l'A., le L. est une amplification et une ironisation de la parabole des Dives et de Lazare
Teatro espanol del Siglo de Oro
Teatro espanol del siglo de oro
The Dramatization of Figurative Language in the Spanish Theatre
La fianza satisfecha, A Crudely Mangled Rehash
Spanish Poetry of the Golden Age
Calderon de la Barca Studies 1951-69
The Funeral Elegy of the Spanish Renaissance
Spanish Poetry of the Golden Age
Teatro espanol del Siglo de Oro
Preceptiva dramatica espanola del Renacimiento y el barroco
Critical Essays on the Theatre of Calderon
The Interplay of Wisdom and Saintliness in El Magico Prodigioso
Unamuno's Struggle with Words
No hay mas Fortuna que Dios
The Unconscious Mind in Calderon's El pintor de su deshonra
El verdadero Dios Pan
Introduccion al Teatro Religioso del Siglo de Oro
Le Baroque espagnol et Calderon de la Barca
Introduccion al teatro religioso del Siglo de Oro (Evolucion del auto sacramental, 1500-1648)
Medio siglo de poesia panamena
Cancionero espiritual
Historia de la poesia lirica a lo divino en la cristiandad occidental
La vida es sueno
Gongora and the Serranilla
Pleberio's Lament for Melibea and the Medieval Elegiac Tradition
The final act of La Celestina begins by presenting to the reader a picture of Melibea's mother, Alisa, still unaware of her daughlter's suicide. Pleberio, the father, enters grief-stricken. He has not only witnessed Melibea's act of self-destruction; he has listened to her last words, and he has questioned her servant, Lucrecia. He knows by this time all that the reader knows about the love that existed between Calisto and Melibea, and the fatal …
Preceptiva dramatica espanola del Renacimiento y el barroco
Critical Essays on the Theatre of Calderon
Teatro espanol del Siglo de Oro
The Dramatization of Figurative Language in the Spanish Theatre
La fianza satisfecha, A Crudely Mangled Rehash
Spanish Poetry of the Golden Age
Calderon de la Barca Studies 1951-69
The Funeral Elegy of the Spanish Renaissance
Spanish Poetry of the Golden Age
Teatro espanol del Siglo de Oro
Teatro espanol del siglo de oro
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