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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Novela corta"”.
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En breve: modos de la novela corta en el Cono Sur
Autonomous from both the short story and the novel, the short novel (nouvelle) is a genre with a significant tradition in Latin American narratives. The literature of the Southern Cone nations—Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay—exhibits a distinct tendency to brief narrative forms, including the short …
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Genre Identity in the Golden Age: The Post-Cervantine 'Novela Corta' Andthe 'Comedia'
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Novela corta española del siglo XVII. Teoría y práctica en la obra de Juan Pérez de Montalbán
Estudio de dos colecciones de novelas cortas del siglo XVII
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Violence against women in the novels of Maria de Zayas y Sotomayor
… y Sotomayor, writer of the Spanish Baroque ""novela corta"", (Novelas amorosas y ejemplares, 1637, and Desenganos amorosos, 1647) has been called a feminist by most scholars who study her work. This dissertation focusses on the author's thematic use of violence against women as a means of …
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Ellas Se Fugan Del Museo: La Narrativa Femenina Frente a La Imagen De La Mujer en Publicaciones Ilustradas Espanolas Del Fin De Siglo
… collections of novellas (El Cuento Semanal, La Novela Corta), in particular those by authors such as Carmen de Burgos and Angela Barco; and third, the more indirect connection between the images in mass-produced magazines (Blanco y Negro) and the textual response to them found in novels by …
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Ellas Se Fugan Del Museo: La Narrativa Femenina Frente a La Imagen De La Mujer en Publicaciones Ilustradas Espanolas Del Fin De Siglo
… collections of novellas (El Cuento Semanal, La Novela Corta), in particular those by authors such as Carmen de Burgos and Angela Barco; and third, the more indirect connection between the images in mass-produced magazines (Blanco y Negro) and the textual response to them found in novels by …