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Medieval Iberian Studies

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This cluster of papers encompasses a wide range of topics related to Medieval Iberian studies, including literature, history, manuscripts, and cultural exchange. It explores the Cantigas de Santa Maria, Alfonso X, epic poetry, and the societal aspects of Medieval Iberia.

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Medieval; Iberian; Literature; History; Manuscripts; Cantigas de Santa Maria; Alfonso X; Epic Poetry; Cultural Exchange; Society

Encyclopedia of the Medieval Chronicle

2010-01-01

Andrew Marsham

Galicia en el comercio marítimo medieval

1988-01-01

Elisa Ferreira Priegue

Galicia en el comercio marítimo medieval é un fito na historiografía sobre a Galicia da Idade Media. A tese de doutoramento de Elisa María Ferreira non coñece precedente algún no … Galicia en el comercio marítimo medieval é un fito na historiografía sobre a Galicia da Idade Media. A tese de doutoramento de Elisa María Ferreira non coñece precedente algún no intento de enfrontar globalmente as relacións comerciais galegas de longa distancia, na súa proxección interna e externa, durante o período medieval. Por vez primeira o comercio marítimo constitúe o centro dunha investigación abordada da única maneira pertinente, desde Galicia e desde os diversos lugares cos que aquela establece a súa relación de intercambios. Estruturado en dúas grandes partes, o libro presenta, na primeira, a base comercial galega e, na segunda, traza as liñas que a unen cos distintos puntos aos que alcanza a súa relación de intercambios. O estudo dos condicionamentos naturais e sociais, dos artigos de intercambio, dos homes máis directamente implicados −pescadores, mariños e mercadores− explica as vantaxes e inconvenientes con que se produce a inserción de Galicia na intensificación do comercio marítimo que caracteriza á Europa do século XII en diante.

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Flor nueva de romances viejos

1929-01-01

May Gardner , Ramón Menéndez Pidal

God's crucible: Islam and the making of Europe, 570 to 1215

2009-01-01

David L. Lewis

Hailed by critics as an essential book, God's Crucible is a bold, new interpretation of Islamic Spain and the birth of Europe from one of our greatest historians. David Levering … Hailed by critics as an essential book, God's Crucible is a bold, new interpretation of Islamic Spain and the birth of Europe from one of our greatest historians. David Levering Lewis's narrative, filled with accounts of some of the greatest battles in world history, reveals how cosmopolitan, Muslim al-Andalus flourished-a beacon of cooperation and tolerance-while proto-Europe floundered in opposition.At the beginning of the eighth century, the Arabs brought a momentous revolution in power, religion, and culture to Dark Ages Europe. David Levering Lewis's masterful history begins with the fall of the Persian and Roman empires, followed by the rise of the prophet Muhammad and the creation of Muslim Spain. Five centuries of engagement between the Muslim imperium and an emerging Europe followed, from the Muslim conquest of Visigoth Hispania in 711 to Latin Christendom's declaration of unconditional warfare on the Caliphate in 1215. Lewis's narrative, filled with accounts of some of the greatest battles in world history, reveals how cosmopolitan, Muslim al-Andalus flourished-a beacon of cooperation and tolerance between Islam, Judaism, and Christianity-while proto-Europe, defining itself in opposition to Islam, made virtues out of hereditary aristocracy, religious intolerance, perpetual war, and slavery. A cautionary tale, God's Crucible provides a new interpretation of world-altering events whose influence remains as current as today's headlines.

A Comparative History of Literatures in the Iberian Peninsula

2011-05-12

Hans Lauge Hansen

The Seven Deadly Sins. An Introduction to the History of a Religious Concept, with Special Reference to Medieval English Literature.

1954-04-01

David C. Fowler , Morton W. Bloomfield

According to Bloomfield, is an important figure in the story of the seven deadly sins in English literature . . . [T]hey constitute a basic element of his worldview (196). … According to Bloomfield, is an important figure in the story of the seven deadly sins in English literature . . . [T]hey constitute a basic element of his worldview (196). In all three major works, Gower demonstrates the kind of proliferation of detail (196) and propensity for symbolism in describing and classifying sin that is characteristic of late medieval and renaissance culture. For instance, Gower's references to alchemy and astrology are reminiscent of the classical linkage of the sins with their planets and metals. Likewise, Gower's association of the sins with particular animals and diseases (especially in the MO) demonstrates his systematic approach to life. [CvD]

Remember the Hand: Bodies and Bookmaking in Early Medieval Spain

2011-07-01

Catherine Brown

I admit that among those of your tasks which require physical effort that of the scribe, if he writes correctly, appeals most to me. (Cassiodorus, Institutiones I.30.) Why should scribal … I admit that among those of your tasks which require physical effort that of the scribe, if he writes correctly, appeals most to me. (Cassiodorus, Institutiones I.30.) Why should scribal work be so...

The Liturgical Drama in Medieval Spain.

1959-11-01

Edith A. Wright , Richard B. Donovan

Anglo-Castilian Trade in the Later Middle Ages

1979-04-01

Teófilo F. Ruiz , Wendy R. Childs

Spain in the Middle Ages: From Frontier to Empire, 1000-1500

1978-12-01

Joseph F. O’Callaghan , Angus Mackay

POPULAR MOVEMENTS AND POGROMS IN FIFTEENTH-CENTURY CASTILE

1972-01-01

Angus MacKay

POPULAR MOVEMENTS AND POGROMS IN FIFTEENTH-CENTURY CASTILE Angus MacKay Angus MacKay University of Edinburgh Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Past & Present, Volume … POPULAR MOVEMENTS AND POGROMS IN FIFTEENTH-CENTURY CASTILE Angus MacKay Angus MacKay University of Edinburgh Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Past & Present, Volume 55, Issue 1, May 1972, Pages 33–67, https://doi.org/10.1093/past/55.1.33 Published: 01 May 1972

Cortes'Amor in Medieval Texts

1980-10-01

Joan M. Ferrante

Cantigas de Santa María

1889-01-01

X Alfonso , Rey de Castilla

Volume antoloxico da lirica relixiosa do periodo trobadoresco galego-portugues, que recolle 95 composicions da obra afonsina. Na seleccion desta cantigas procurouse un equilibrio entre o xuizo de valor ou a … Volume antoloxico da lirica relixiosa do periodo trobadoresco galego-portugues, que recolle 95 composicions da obra afonsina. Na seleccion desta cantigas procurouse un equilibrio entre o xuizo de valor ou a escolla estetica e o criterio de representatividade dentro das varias posibilidades que presenta a compilacion mariana realizada nos scriptoria toledanos (cantigas narrativas, de loor, liturxicas).

Selected Works of Ramon Llull (1232-1316)

1986-01-01

J. M. Sobre , Anthony Bonner , Ramón Llull

The Description for this book, Selected Works of Ramon Llull (1232-1316): (Two volumes), will be forthcoming. The Description for this book, Selected Works of Ramon Llull (1232-1316): (Two volumes), will be forthcoming.

Geschichte der lateinischen Literatur des Mittelalters

1977-11-01

Evelyn Scherabon Firchow , Franz Brunhölzl , Dieter Kartschoke +2 more

Teatro castellano de la Edad Media

1994-01-01

Montserrat Piera , Ronald E. Surtz

The Jew in the Cántigas of Alfonso X, El Sabio

1971-10-01

Albert I. Bagby

Iberian Modalities

2013-03-15

Preface List of Contributors Introduction: Iberian Modalities: The Logic of an Intercultural Field Joan Ramon Resina Part I Institutionalizing Iberian Studies: A Change of Paradigm 1. Dine with the Opposition? … Preface List of Contributors Introduction: Iberian Modalities: The Logic of an Intercultural Field Joan Ramon Resina Part I Institutionalizing Iberian Studies: A Change of Paradigm 1. Dine with the Opposition? !No, gracias! Hispanism versus Iberian Studies in Great Britain and Ireland Dominic Keown 2. If We Build It, Will They Come? Iberian Studies as a Field of Dreams Luisa Elena Delgado 3. Implementing Iberian Studies: Some Paradigmatic and Curricular Challenges Mario Santana 54 4. Interliterariness and the Literary Field: Catalan Literature and Literatures in Catalonia Antoni Marti Monterde Part II Theorizing Iberia 5. Iberia Reborn: Portugal through the Lens of Catalan and Galician Nationalism (1850-1950) Xose M. Nunez Seixas 6. Francisco Maria Tubino: Between Federalism and Iberianism Patrizio Rigobon 7. Translation and Conversion as Interconnected Modes: A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism in Iberian Cultures Christiane Stallaert Part III Iberian Dialogs 8. Asymmetry and the Political: Paradigms for a Cultural History of the Iberian Twentieth Century Ulrich Winter 9. Sins of the Flesh: Bullfighting as a Model of Power William Viestenz 10. Jews and Jewishness in Carme Riera's Dins el darrer blau Alfredo J. Sosa-Velasco 11. Mediterranean Exemplarities: The Case of Medieval Iberia David Nirenberg Part IV From Sea to Iberian Sea 12. Immortality, Corruption, and the Sise Seny: Joao de Barros's Empire of Language Vincent Barletta 13. The Iberian Problem: A Confederative Model for Pessoa's Heteronyms Humberto Brito 212 14. Lisbon as Destination: Josep Pla's Iberianism through His Travels to Portugal Joan Ramon Resina Works Cited Index

Geschichte der lateinischen Literatur des Mittelalters

1975-01-01

Franz Brunhölzl

“If We Build It, Will They Come?” Iberian Studies as a Field of Dreams

2013-03-15

Luisa Elena Delgado

Abstract This chapter analyzes the intellectual and pedagogic consequences of the disciplinary turn from “Spanish/Peninsular Studies” to “Iberian Studies”. Those consequences cannot be fully understood without a clear understanding of … Abstract This chapter analyzes the intellectual and pedagogic consequences of the disciplinary turn from “Spanish/Peninsular Studies” to “Iberian Studies”. Those consequences cannot be fully understood without a clear understanding of the symbolic construction of the Spanish national imaginary, including the symptoms that historically have been identified as threats to its coherence. The chapter develops the argument that for this turn to be effective it is crucial to question the fundamental fantasies that lay at the core of the hegemonic notion of “Spanishness”, because the realm of fantasy is where statehood binds its subjects. Such a questioning would in turn lead to the disclosure of the explicit and implicit rejections that the normalcy of the State (and the state of normalcy) both requires and predicts. The final question is: if a different intellectual field is built, where not only the game is different but also the way the game is played is different as well, who will be in attendance and who will be keeping score±

Eleanor of Aquitaine

2003-01-01

Bonnie Wheeler , John Carmi Parsons

The Medieval Mind: Hispanic Studies in Honour of Alan Deyermond

1999-01-01

Gregory B. Kaplan , Ian MacPherson , Ralph Penny

Queer Iberia

1999-07-22

CONTENTS Illustrations and tables Acknowledgements IntroductionGregory S. Hutcheson, University of Illinois at Chicago & Josiah Blackmore, University of Toronto IQueering Iberia Saint Pelagius, Ephebe and MartyrMark D. Jordan, University of … CONTENTS Illustrations and tables Acknowledgements IntroductionGregory S. Hutcheson, University of Illinois at Chicago & Josiah Blackmore, University of Toronto IQueering Iberia Saint Pelagius, Ephebe and MartyrMark D. Jordan, University of Notre Dame 'Affined to love the Moor': Sexual misalliance and cultural mixing in the Cantigas d'escarnho e de mal dizerBenjamin Liu, University of Connecticut Queer representation in the Arcipreste de talavera, or, the Maldezir de mugeres is a dragCatherine Brown, University of Michigan IIIberian masculinities 'Tanquam effeminatum': Pedro II of Aragon and the gendering of heresy in the Albigensian crusadeSara Lipton, SUNY at Stony Brook The semiotics of phallic aggression and anal penetration as male agonistic ritual in the Libro de buen amor Louise O. Vasvari Male bonding as cultural construction in Alfonso X, Ramon Llull and Juan Manuel: Homesocial friendship in medieval IberiaRoberto J. Gonzalez-Casanovas, University of Auckland IIISources of Sodom The poets of SodomJosiah Blackmore, University of Toronto Desperately seeking Sodom: Queerness in the chronicles of Alvaro de LunaGregory S. Hutcheson, University of Illinois at Chicago Juan Ruiz's heterosexula 'good love'Daniel Eisenberg Northern Arizona University IVNormativity and nationahood Fictions of infection: Diseasing the sexual other in Francesc Eiximenis's Lo llibre de les donesMichael Solomon, Emory University 'A tierra, puto!': Alfonso de Palencia's discourse of effeminacyBarbara Weissberger, Old Dominion University 'Tened por espejo su fin': Mapping gender and sex in fifteenth- and sixteenth-century SpainLinde M. Brocato VThe body and the state Dismembering the body politic: vile bodies and sexual underworlds in CelestinaE. Michael Gerli, Georgetown University From convent to battlefield: Cross-dressing and gendering the self in the New World of Imperial SpainMary Elizabeth Perry Written on the body: Slave or hermaphrodite in sixteenth-century SpainIsrael Burshatin, Haverford College, Pennsylvania Notes on contributors

English Ruins and English History: The Dissolution and the Sense of the Past

1973-01-01

Margaret Aston

Catull: Der Dichter und sein erotisches Werk

2004-01-01

Matthew McGowan , Niklas Holzberg

Cantigas d'escarnho e de mal dizer dos cancioneiros medievais galego-portugueses

1966-01-01

Alfred Adler , Manuel Rodrigues Lapa

A History of Medieval Spain

1976-02-01

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The Cortes of Castile-León, 1188-1350

1989-12-31

Joseph F. O’Callaghan

Morano and Cardoso: AraIb. Base de datos de arañas ibéricas

2020-01-01

Pedro Cardoso , Vasco Veiga Branco

Bibliographic data concerning all references of spiders (order Araneae) in the Iberian Peninsula. Note: this dataset was previously orphaned. It has been rescued by ① extracting it from the GBIF.org … Bibliographic data concerning all references of spiders (order Araneae) in the Iberian Peninsula. Note: this dataset was previously orphaned. It has been rescued by ① extracting it from the GBIF.org index (see GBIF Download in External Data) and ② republishing it on this IPT data hosting centre as version 1.0.

Platonismo medievale : studi e ricerche

1958-01-01

Tullio Gregory

Representing Others in Medieval Iberian Literature

2007-01-01

Michelle M. Hamilton

Berenguela of Castile (1180–1246) and Political Women in the high middle ages

2009-01-01

Miriam Shadis

Religion, text, and society in medieval Spain and northern Europe : essays in honor of J.N. Hillgarth

2002-01-01

Thomas E. Burman , Mark D. Meyerson , Leah Shopkow

Umanesimo Europeo e Umanesimo Veneziano

1965-06-01

Antonio Caballos Rufino , Vittore Branca

Claves hagiográficas de la literatura española (del "Cantar de mio Cid" a Cervantes)

2008-12-31

Ángel Gómez Moreno

Spain in the age of the Reconquista (c. 1100–1492)

2025-06-24

Fernando Arias Guillén | Manchester University Press eBooks

Ladero Quesada, Miguel Ángel, Persona y Mundo en la Edad Media. Algunos fundamentos de la cultura europea, Madrid, Dykinson, 2023, 638 págs. ISBN: 9788411706216

2025-06-23

Juan Manuel Carretero Zamora | Cuadernos de Historia Moderna

Núñez Rivera, Valentín. Los libros de pícaros: una vida y varias voces (de los prólogos al texto). Madrid: Visor Libros, 2024. 392 pp. (ISBN: 978-84-9895-294-0)

2025-06-19

Fernando Rodríguez Mansilla | Rilce Revista de Filología Hispánica

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Escrituras al servicio del poder. Los usos epigráficos de la monarquía castellana (1252-1369)

2025-06-17

Pablo Alberto Mestre Navas | Studia Historica Historia Medieval

Durante la Baja Edad Media el hábito epigráfico y su funcionalidad experimentó un cambio significativo al transformarse en un instrumento propagandístico al servicio del poder real. Buena parte de estas … Durante la Baja Edad Media el hábito epigráfico y su funcionalidad experimentó un cambio significativo al transformarse en un instrumento propagandístico al servicio del poder real. Buena parte de estas inscripciones se ubicaron en espacios asociados a la monarquía castellana, desarrollándose un programa epigráfico orientado a la representación regia y a la promoción de sus empresas políticas. Durante los reinados de Alfonso X, Alfonso XI y Pedro I se produjo un aumento en la producción de escrituras expuestas, constatándose líneas discursivas que contribuyeron a la creación de fundamentos ideológicos y políticos.

Cantigas e Agarimos in the 60s

2025-06-17

Noa Insua Amigo | IGI Global eBooks

This article examines the theatrical activity of the folklore group Cantigas e Agarimos (CeA) of Santiago de Compostela—particularly its Teatro Galego section—during the 1960s under Franco's dictatorship. Challenging the idea … This article examines the theatrical activity of the folklore group Cantigas e Agarimos (CeA) of Santiago de Compostela—particularly its Teatro Galego section—during the 1960s under Franco's dictatorship. Challenging the idea of this period as a cultural void for Galician theatre, it shows how CeA staged important performances in Galician, serving as a space for identity and subtle resistance. Using rare and unpublished documentation, the study reconstructs CeA's repertoire and highlights its cultural and political relevance. By analyzing authors, themes, and audience engagement, it reveals CeA's key role in preserving Galician language and culture. The article also calls for more attention to 20th-century Galician theatre and the often-overlooked role of choral and folkloric groups in sustaining memory, identity, and resistance under repression.

Da Península Ibérica a Túnis, no norte da África: descolonizar e globalizar a idade média por meio do filósofo Ramon Llull (1232-1316)

2025-06-17

Natasha Nickolly Alhadef Sampaio Mateus | OBSERVATÓRIO DE LA ECONOMÍA LATINOAMERICANA

Este artigo tem por objetivo refletir sobre as viagens mencionadas feitas pelo filósofo Ramon Llull (1232-1316) que são narradas nas suas obras, Vida Coetânea, Doutrina para crianças e O Livro … Este artigo tem por objetivo refletir sobre as viagens mencionadas feitas pelo filósofo Ramon Llull (1232-1316) que são narradas nas suas obras, Vida Coetânea, Doutrina para crianças e O Livro do Gentio e dos Três Sábios, a partir das quais se torna possível descolonizar e globalizar a Idade Média. Como fundamentação teórica, utiliza-se trabalhos que tratam da História do Imaginário, Le Goff (2006) e da História Global, Crosley (2014) e Conrad (2019). A metodologia dessa pesquisa é bibliográfica, já que se recorreu as diversas literaturas que tratam do tema. E documental, pois fez-se uso de documentações da época. Esta discussão é relevante, pois historicamente esse período foi tratado sob uma ótica eurocêntrica que priorizava o conhecimento e os episódios históricos que ocorreram apenas na Europa, considerando outras regiões do globo como periféricas e sem importância alguma para serem incluídas nos registros históricos. Por meio da formação de Ramon Llull, a qual foi forjada a partir de diferentes culturas que o autor teve contato, ao longo de sua trajetória intelectual em suas viagens pela Península Ibérica, França, Itália e Norte da África.

Notícia dels projectes de creació inèdits de Sebastià Juan Arbó

2025-06-17

Joan Antoni Forcadell | Rassegna iberistica

Sebastià Juan Arbó was the author of a collection of previously unpublished literary and essayistic works. The inventory work carried out by Joan Antoni Forcadell on his personal archive at … Sebastià Juan Arbó was the author of a collection of previously unpublished literary and essayistic works. The inventory work carried out by Joan Antoni Forcadell on his personal archive at the Arxiu Comarcal del Montsià has brought to light the original manuscripts. This note presents an initial overview and emphasizes the need for an in-depth philological study. The materials, rich and varied, shed new light on the work of one of the most prominent authors of twentieth-century Catalan and Spanish literature.

INTERTEXTUALIDAD Y “TRADUCCIÓN”: NOTAS A PROPÓSITO DE LA SAGA BERCEANA DE LORENZO G. ACEBEDO

2025-06-16

Raquel Crespo Vila | Hesperia Anuario de Filología Hispánica

En 2023 aparecía en las librerías La taberna de Silos, novela publicada por Tusquets, protagonizada por Gonzalo de Berceo y firmada con el misterioso pseudónimo de Lorenzo G. Acebedo. La … En 2023 aparecía en las librerías La taberna de Silos, novela publicada por Tusquets, protagonizada por Gonzalo de Berceo y firmada con el misterioso pseudónimo de Lorenzo G. Acebedo. La segunda entrega de esta posible saga detectivesca llegaba en 2024, bajo el título de La santa compaña. Partiendo de propuestas precedentes relacionadas con la narrativa de tema medieval, el propósito de estas líneas radica en el examen del componente intertextual de aquellas novelas, no solo en lo referido a la obra berceana, sino también en lo tocante a otros textos y aspectos de la tradición literaria del Medievo. Solo después, y sin perder de vista ese elemento detectivesco de la propuesta de Acebedo, se podrá insinuar una deuda de mayor calado entre el escritor actual y aquel artista medieval.

La intercalación de relatos secundarios en Luis Mateo Díez: entre la tradición y la reinvención

2025-06-13

Irene Sánchez Sempere | Pasavento Revista de Estudios Hispánicos

Este trabajo tiene por fin estudiar las historias intercaladas en tres novelas de Luis Mateo Díez: La fuente de la edad, Las horas completas y Camino de perdición. Después de … Este trabajo tiene por fin estudiar las historias intercaladas en tres novelas de Luis Mateo Díez: La fuente de la edad, Las horas completas y Camino de perdición. Después de contextualizar históricamente el tradicional recurso de la intercalación episódica, procedemos a analizar los métodos empleados por el leonés en la interpolación de relatos secundarios, su género, función e implicaciones en la narración principal. En La fuente de la edad, los relatos se integran en un esquema narrativo itinerante, con antecedentes en las obras de Homero, Mateo Alemán y Cervantes. La preocupación de este último por la armonía estructural de sus obras, que en algunos aspectos sirven de inspiración a Díez para sus relatos secundarios, justifica que establezcamos una comparación intertextual entre ambos escritores. Sin embargo, el leonés también se acoge a otros mecanismos de intercalación desechados por el autor del Quijote, como el relato enmarcado. En Las horas completas y Camino de perdición, Díez utiliza este recurso actualizando los antiguos marcos del alivio de caminantes y la sobremesa, respectivamente. El análisis revela hasta qué punto el placer de narrar caracteriza a sus personajes, ligado con frecuencia a la locura, la desgracia, la impostura y la mitomanía. Concluimos que Díez se mueve en todo momento entre el homenaje y la subversión de la tradición literaria en su propósito de recrear el rito oral del filandón leonés en el seno del género canónico, la novela.

Antonio Carpallo Bautista y Manuel Joaquín Salamanca López (coords.): El manuscrito medieval: del pergaminoal metadato. Madrid, Dykinson, 2024. 312 pp.

2025-06-12

A. Villalba | Documenta & Instrumenta - Documenta et Instrumenta

Juan Carlos Galende Díaz, Antonio José López Gutiérrez y Nicolás Ávila Seoane: Sellos áureos de Alfonso X. Murcia, Sociedad Española deEstudios Medievales y Ediciones de la Universidad de Murcia, 2024. 150 pp.

2025-06-12

José Antonio Martínez Navarro | Documenta & Instrumenta - Documenta et Instrumenta

Santiago Domínguez Sánchez: Súplicas dirigidas a Inocencio VI (1353-1361) referentes a Hispania. León, Universidad de León, 2024. 1407 pp.

2025-06-12

Natalia Rodríguez Suárez | Documenta & Instrumenta - Documenta et Instrumenta

Chapter 4 Griselda as Familial Slave

2025-06-06

Susanna Fein | Penn State University Press eBooks

Autoridades (auctores probati) y autores (auctores tolerabiles) en el canon de Nebrija

2025-06-06

Juan María Núñez González | Archivum

Antonio de Nebrija establece un corpus de autores, limitado temporalmente a los siglos I a. C. al II p. C. Trata de describir la lengua usada por éstos como la … Antonio de Nebrija establece un corpus de autores, limitado temporalmente a los siglos I a. C. al II p. C. Trata de describir la lengua usada por éstos como la base de un correcto latín. Son las autoridades lingüísticas, los modelos de lengua (auctores probati). Los autores anteriores a ese periodo y los posteriores, hasta el siglo VII p. C. (auctores tolerabiles), pueden y deben leerse para obtener información, pero no ser imitados. Una tercera categoría parece también contemplarse: los eruditos contemporáneos (eruditi iuniores). Éstos pueden acuñar neologismos, que siempre deben estar basados en el uso de las autoridades lingüísticas.

H. SALVADOR MARTÍNEZ. Berenguela the Great and Her Times (1180-1246). Trans. by Odile Cisneros. The Medieval and Early Modern Iberian World (Series). Leiden: Brill, 2021. xix + 638 pp. Illustrations, genealogical table.

2025-05-29

Miriam Shadis | Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos

Reseña de Berenguela the Great and Her Times (1180-1246) de H. Salvador Martínez (trad. Odile Cisneros). Reseña de Berenguela the Great and Her Times (1180-1246) de H. Salvador Martínez (trad. Odile Cisneros).

mito de Dafnis en la égloga V de Virgilio

2025-05-28

Josefina Nagore de Zand | Argos

A. Fontotán & A. Moure Casas, Antología del latín medieval. Introducción y textos, Madrid, Gredos, 1987

2025-05-28

Rubén Florio | Argos

Pico della Mirandola: una defensa humanística de los filósofos "bárbaros"

2025-05-28

Silvia Magnavacca | Argos

Formas y funciones de los elementos complementarios en la "Vida de Santa María Egipciaca" y el "Poema de Santa Oria"

2025-05-27

D Salinas

Las investigaciones sobre textos hagiográficos han tenido diferentes enfoques, pero a partir de los años sesenta predominó el análisis literario. Al inicio, estos trabajos se centraron en los relatos cuyos … Las investigaciones sobre textos hagiográficos han tenido diferentes enfoques, pero a partir de los años sesenta predominó el análisis literario. Al inicio, estos trabajos se centraron en los relatos cuyos personajes principales eran masculinos, lo que desplazó el interés en las hagiografías protagonizadas por mujeres. En este artículo, me propongo mostrar algunas constantes en los textos del siglo XIII protagonizados por figuras femeninas, en la Vida de Santa María Egipciaca y el Poema de Santa Oria, y el análisis de las formas y funciones de los elementos complementarios, relevantes para brindar información que determina o unifica los textos, aunque no aporten nada a la fábula.

Andrés SÁEZ GUTIÉRREZ – Clara SANVITO – Davide TOMASELLI (eds.), Proverbs 8, 22-31: Text, Context, Reception/Proverbios 8, 22-31: Texto, contexto, recepción. Proceedings of the 18th Research Conference/Actas de las XVIII Jornadas de Estudio. La filiación

2025-05-27

Antonio Bueno Ávila

Juan de Flandes

2025-05-26

Jessica Chen Weiss

Juan de Flandes was a Netherlandish-trained artist who immigrated to Castile in the late fifteenth century. There is no documentary evidence for his early life and training. Artistic similarities between … Juan de Flandes was a Netherlandish-trained artist who immigrated to Castile in the late fifteenth century. There is no documentary evidence for his early life and training. Artistic similarities between his works and contemporary painters in Flanders have led scholars to hypothesize about connections with prominent artists there. In contrast, Juan de Flandes’s career in Spain is well documented from his first appearance in the court financial records of Queen Isabel of Castile on 12 July 1496 until the painter’s death in 1519. He remained in Castile for the entirety of these years, working first as court painter to the queen and then after her death in 1504 as a contributor to major altarpiece projects. While the general outline and scope of Juan de Flandes’s career is well known, the lack of any signed paintings and his collaboration with Isabel’s other court artists have complicated the ability of art historians to come to consensus regarding the attribution of specific works. This is especially true for the Retablo de Isabel, a collection of small panel paintings depicting the life of Christ. Much scholarly attention has also been paid to the Miraflores Altarpiece, a polyptych attributed to Rogier van der Weyden that exists in two versions: the first located in the Gemäldegalerie in Berlin and the other divided between the Capilla Real in Granada and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Technical analysis of the panels revealed that the Granada-New York panels are the copy, and that this work was made during Isabel’s reign by one of her court artists (some scholars have debated if the artist was Juan de Flandes or Michel Sittow). The historical significance of Isabel of Castile and the high quality of Juan de Flandes’s paintings has led to his inclusion in several exhibitions and catalogues. However, Juan de Flandes’s position as neither completely Spanish nor Netherlandish has led to a somewhat marginal position within the field and the discourse of its geographic subspecialties.

A escrita em profusão na poesia testemunhal de Maciel de Aguiar

2025-05-25

Marcelo Ferraz de Paula

O artigo faz uma apresentação crítica da poesia de Maciel de Aguiar, situando a sua obra no período de maior truculência do regime militar brasileiro. Observamos que os seus poemas … O artigo faz uma apresentação crítica da poesia de Maciel de Aguiar, situando a sua obra no período de maior truculência do regime militar brasileiro. Observamos que os seus poemas apresentam traços em comum com outras obras que assumiram papel de resistência à ditadura – como o caráter testemunhal e a denúncia das atrocidades cometidas pela repressão política – mas, por outro lado, ela chama atenção por sua dimensão monumental, rompendo com a tendência à fragmentação, visível em vários de seus contemporâneos com mesma inclinação política e estética. Desse modo, discutimos como o poeta formula uma “escrita em profusão” que busca criar um quadro totalizante da vida no país durante o regime militar, em seus diversos aspectos e contradições.

Construction Processes of the Military Orders in the Kingdom of Castile (12th–15th Centuries)

2025-05-22

David Gallego Valle , Jesús Molero García

Military Orders in the Iberian Peninsula in the Middle Ages were greatly involved in both the processes of conquest and subsequent transformation of the territories seized from Islamic rule. Evidence … Military Orders in the Iberian Peninsula in the Middle Ages were greatly involved in both the processes of conquest and subsequent transformation of the territories seized from Islamic rule. Evidence of this involvement is still visible today through solid and long-lasting buildings raised in response to the new needs of the dominant Christian society. The most significant were fortresses, and all their variants, followed by the temples of various sizes and categories. However, there were also other lesser-known constructions including mills, hospitals, houses of the commandery, and houses of agricultural domains. This study, based on written and archaeological sources, focuses on the constructions linked to the Military Orders, especially those of the Orders of Santiago, Calatrava, and St. John throughout the Kingdom of Castile between the 12th and 15th centuries. This analysis thus delves into the temporal sequence and regional variations of these features that not only led to a transformation of the landscape but also reflected changes in the framework of a particular type of society affected by power relations, technological evolution, available resources and wealth, as well as by its mentality and identity. Founded on data gleaned through basic research, this study thus attempts to reconstruct, among other aspects, this historical development by identifying the operational sequence which began with the procurement of raw materials, passing through the construction processes, and the application of different techniques. The study has likewise placed a special emphasis on the alarifes and the final results of their duties by analysing their choices of construction techniques and their functions.

Berengaria of Navarre (c. 1165–1230)

2025-05-22

José Manuel García Iglesias, España. Sus catedrales y Santiago el Mayor. Por tierras de Compostela, Teófilo, Santiago de Compostela 2023, 359 pp.

2025-05-21

Javier Munilla-Antoñanzas

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Información y poder en las monarquías ibéricas: un acercamiento al catastro de Ensenada y las “memórias paroquiais”

2025-05-21

Diego Vicente Sánchez

María José Cañizares Gómez, La construcción de la diócesis de Orihuela. El pleito episcopal entre las coronas de Castilla y Aragón durante la Edad Media, Sociedad Española de Estudios Medievales-Editum, Murcia 2024, 325 pp.

2025-05-20

Jorge Díaz Ibáñez

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Santiago Domínguez Sánchez, Súplicas dirigidas a Inocencio VI (1353-1361) referentes a Hispania, Universidad de León, León 2024, 1410 pp.

2025-05-20

Mário Farelo

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A expressão do poder. Marcas linguístico-estilísticas dos testemunhos da tradução dos textos medievais ocidentais

2025-05-15

Simona Ailenii

In this study in which we focus on the linguistic-stylistic features of the testimonies of the translation of Western medieval texts, the purpose is to show some lexicon of power, … In this study in which we focus on the linguistic-stylistic features of the testimonies of the translation of Western medieval texts, the purpose is to show some lexicon of power, with masculine referent, through which the process of reception of these texts, in different cultures and times, is reflected. In the first moment of our analysis, attention is drawn to the reception of French Arthurian texts in culture with sociocultural affinities, Galician-Portuguese, and in a coeval or very close epoch to that in which the respective texts originate. In the second moment of our analysis, attention is drawn to the reception, in a modern epoch, of several Western medieval texts in an Eastern culture, Romanian, with different features from that which originates the texts.

Reseña de: Antonio Sánchez Jiménez, Lope de Vega: poesías escogidas, Jaén, Universidad de Jaén, 2023, 480 pp., ISBN: 978-84-9159-550-2

2025-05-15

Lucía Baudet

Reseña de: Antonio Sánchez Jiménez, Lope de Vega: poesías escogidas, Jaén, Universidad de Jaén, (Colección Biblioteca de Estudios Literarios Hispánicos), 2023, 480 pp., ISBN: 978-84-9159-550-2 Reseña de: Antonio Sánchez Jiménez, Lope de Vega: poesías escogidas, Jaén, Universidad de Jaén, (Colección Biblioteca de Estudios Literarios Hispánicos), 2023, 480 pp., ISBN: 978-84-9159-550-2

Griselda as Familial Slave:

2025-05-13

SUSANNA FEIN | Penn State University Press eBooks

La hospitalidad en las reformas observantes benedictinas (ss. XIV-XV): innovaciones y pervivencias

2025-05-12

José Manuel Seijas Costa

La hospitalidad constituye un elemento identificativo de la espiritualidad benedictina que se practicó durante la Edad Media por parte de todos los monasterios, independientemente de su ubicación o no en … La hospitalidad constituye un elemento identificativo de la espiritualidad benedictina que se practicó durante la Edad Media por parte de todos los monasterios, independientemente de su ubicación o no en rutas de peregrinación, y que las nuevas observancias continuaron considerando esencial, aunque realizaron algunas modificaciones en la aplicación de los rituales, las formas y los oficios en torno a ella. Estos cambios, reflejados en la documentación de las nuevas congregaciones, están relacionados con el intento de volver a la disciplina en la Regla, a través de una clausura más estricta pero conservando los aspectos caritativos que supone la acogida y atención a los huéspedes.

Ressenya del llibre: Maiz Chacon, J. (2022). La desfeta jueva de 1391. Violència, poder i religió a la Mallorca Medieval

2025-05-08

Juan María González de la Rosa

Ressenya del llibre: Maiz Chacon, J. (2022), La desfeta jueva de 1391: Violència, poder i religió a la Mallorca Medieval. Mallorca: Lleonard Muntaner editors, 79 p., ISBN: 978-84-18758-36-2. Ressenya del llibre: Maiz Chacon, J. (2022), La desfeta jueva de 1391: Violència, poder i religió a la Mallorca Medieval. Mallorca: Lleonard Muntaner editors, 79 p., ISBN: 978-84-18758-36-2.

Nombramientos de escribanos de la ciudad y reino de Murcia entre los siglos XV y XVI

2025-05-08

José Damián González Arce , Inazio Conde Mendoza

Este artículo analiza el desarrollo de las escribanías del número de la ciudad de Murcia durante el siglo XV y los primeros años del siglo XVI, así como de la … Este artículo analiza el desarrollo de las escribanías del número de la ciudad de Murcia durante el siglo XV y los primeros años del siglo XVI, así como de la escribanía del concejo y de las escribanías reales. A través del estudio de la documentación municipal de esta ciudad y de algunos núcleos cercanos como Cartagena o Yecla, es posible recomponer la sucesión en el seno del cabildo de escribanos durante varias décadas de la Baja Edad Media, conocer las razones que motivaron el cambio de manos de las diferentes escribanías, la identidad de los nuevos oficiales y sus signos notariales, una parte de los cuales se ha conservado en las actas municipales. A modo de ilustración, se proporciona el listado de las 18 escribanías del número de la ciudad de Murcia desde la reorganización de 1424 hasta el siglo XVI, colmando una importante laguna historiográfica y completando los datos proporcionados por algunos autores. Por otra parte, se detalla la composición del cabildo de escribanos en momentos concretos en los que desempañaron su oficio en la ciudad, como en 1505 durante la obra del azud. De igual modo, se revisa el papel del escribano mayor del concejo en estas ciudades del reino y se recompone la trayectoria histórica de este oficio. Asimismo, se describe la pugna entre monarquía y concejo por varias escribanías reales como eran las del juzgado, especialmente la que enfrentó a Diego Martínez de Cascales, receptor de una merced regia, con el concejo murciano, que puso en marcha toda una serie de acciones en defensa de sus privilegios.

Procedimentos metodológicos para uma filologia da voz poética em performance nas cantigas medievais galego-portuguesas

2025-05-08

Rafael Hofmeister de Aguiar

O presente artigo tem como objetivo ampliar o escopo da ciência filológica em relação à Teoria da Literatura, voltando-se para as marcas textuais nos manuscritos medievais galego-portugueses que permitam cogitar … O presente artigo tem como objetivo ampliar o escopo da ciência filológica em relação à Teoria da Literatura, voltando-se para as marcas textuais nos manuscritos medievais galego-portugueses que permitam cogitar a presença da voz poética em performance. Para isso, inicialmente, apresenta-se a necessidade de uma viragem epistemológica que rompa com os paradigmas grafocentristas a partir de Ong (1998), Zumthor (1993, 2010), Lemaire (1987, 2013) e Havelock (1996). Posteriormente, faz-se o levantamento e análise das possíveis marcas textuais da voz em performance, sobretudo a dêixis verbal delocutiva e a dêixis adverbial locativa e temporal, em seis tenções medievais, valendo-se de quadros expositivos dos dados averiguados. Por fim, delimita-se, a partir da investigação realizada anteriormente, os procedimentos metodológicos sugeridos que proporcionam uma Filologia da voz em performance nas cantigas medievais galego portuguesas. Além das referências já mencionadas, recorre-se a Dubois et al. (2014), e, como fonte dos textos poéticos estudados, a Aguiar (2023).

Un esquema histórico de mutuos intercambios: realeza y reliquias en la España medieval (siglos XI-XII)

2025-05-08

Ariel Guiance