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Journal : Atalaya. Revue d'études médiévales romanes

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Victoria Aranda Arribas, Emilio Blanco

Atalaya, n°21/2021

Le roman en vers dans l'Espagne moderne
Verse novel in Spain in the Modern Age

The novel in verse has had little success in modern times in the Hispanic area. Perhaps for this reason, critics have not given much attention to this particular narrative genre. This monographic issue seeks to fill this gap by focusing with interest on two of the great representatives of this literary form in Spain.

Ruth MARTÍNEZ ALCORLO

Atalaya, n°20/2020

Puellae doctae à la cour des Rois Catholiques (1470-1555) : éducation, littérature et mécénat
Puellae doctae at the Catholic Monarchs' Court (1470-1555): Education, Literature and Patronage

This dossier focuses on the wise women present at the court of the Catholic Monarchs in a period comprised between the birth of the firstborn of the sovereigns, Isabel, until the death of the oldest of their daughters, Juana I.The articles contained in this dossier focus mainly on their education from a multidisciplinary perspective.

Pierre Darnis, Julia Roumier

Atalaya, n°19/2019

Premier dossier Las cadenillas de Hercules : stratégies discursives de l'argumentation pour convaincre, persuader et séduire (Moyen âge et Siècle d'or)
The cadenillas de Hercules: discursive strategies of argumentation to convince, persuade and seduce (Middle Ages and Golden Age)

If an image were needed to evoke the power of the speech, it could be that of Hercules Ogmios leading to a procession whose ears are chained to his tongue. Emblem of the force of eloquence, it is under the aegis of this Hercules that we place our reflection here to try to grasp the nature of these chains by which the author captivates his audience.

Sara SÁNCHEZ-BELLIDO

Atalaya, n°18/2019

Dossier SEMYR : Littérature en mouvement : changement et évolution entre 1475 et 1525
Literature in Movement: Change and Evolution between 1475 and 1525

This presentation includes a synthesis of the articles contained in this dossier, which try to show how some of the works that anticipate the new literary models of the Spanish Golden Age are the result of transforming preexisting models.

Alice Carette, Irene Salvo Garcia

Atalaya, n°17/2017

1) Alfonso de Palencia, travaux en cours et perspectives 2) Dossier SEYMR : La General estoria d'Alphonse X: canon littéraire et changement linguistique
1) Alfonso de Palencia, works in progress and prospects 2) SEYMR Files : Alfonso X's General Estoria : literary canon and linguistic change

1)The work of the humanist Alfonso de Palencia, recognized by the Hispanic medievalists for its historical and cultural value. It has been the subject of a new research dynamic for several years. 2)The "Dossier de la SEMYR" gathers nine articles propose a common approach of the language and the textual features of the universal history.

Olivier Brisville-Fertin, Georgina Olivetto, Juan Miguel Valero Moreno

Atalaya, n°16/2016

1) Frontière et minorités religieuses dans la péninsule Ibérique à la fin du Moyen Âge 2) Gloses et interprètes de l'humanisme latin et vernaculaire
1) Frontier and religious minorities in medieval Iberia 2) Glosses and interpreters of the Latin and romance humanism

This issue includes two special dossiers. A reflexion about the situations and the evolutions of the Border between Islam and Christendom, as unstable geopolitical reality or ideological and discursive construction.

Pablo Justel Vicente

Atalaya, n°15/2015

Des textes à l'œuvre : la poésie narrative castillane au XIIIe siècle

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