This book examines Miguel de Cervantes's appearances in film, literature, theatre, and art, exploring the multifaceted ways he is depicted as both a historical figure and a fictional character.
This book examines Miguel de Cervantes's appearances in film, literature, theatre, and art, exploring the multifaceted ways he is depicted as both a historical figure and a fictional character.
Howard Mancing is a professor emeritus of Spanish at Purdue University. Tatevik Gyulamiryan is an associate professor of Spanish at Hope College.
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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: The Fictional Lives of Miguel de Cervantes Howard Mancing and Tatevik Gyulamiryan Critical Perspectives 1. The First Two Centuries of Cervantes in Fiction Howard Mancing 2. Don Quixote Lurks Behind Miguel de Cervantes: The Portrait Tradition from the Eighteenth to the Twenty-First Centuries Rachel Schmidt Cervantes in Fiction 3. "An Adventure of the Strangest Kind": Dialogue across the Centuries in Paul Scheerbart’s Fantasy Novella Cervantes Jennifer Marston William 4. "La dolorosa gloria": Cervantes’s Character in Manuel Mujica Láinez’s Bomarzo Yelsy Hernández Zamora and Nils Longueira Borrego 5. "Parecía reír el ave": The Fictive Miguel de Cervantes’s Use of Constructive Anthropomorphism in "Las gallinas de Cervantes" by Ramón J. Sender Steven Wagschal 6. Fictionalizing Historical Cervantes: Stephen Marlowe’s The Death and Life of Miguel de Cervantes Joan Cammarata 7. Miguel de Cervantes, Biofictional Superhero Michael J. McGrath 8. A Certain Cervantes: Reimagining an American Cervantes in the French Graphic Novel Sarah Gordon 9. Ariel Dorfman’s Cautivos: Channelling the Search for Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation through Miguel de Cervantes Bradley J. Nelson Cervantes on Stage and on Screen 10. Cervantes through the Women in His Family: Pingüinas by Fernando Arrabal and Las Cervantas by Inma Chacón and José Ramón Fernández Aroa Algaba Granero 11. Time Travel Cervantes: Sci-Fi, Rivalry, and Theory of Mind in El ministerio del tiempo and Cervantes contra Lope Isabel Jaén and Julien Jacques Simon 12. A Bone of Contention: The Contested Exhumation of Miguel de Cervantes Carmen Moreno-Nuño 13. Towards the Creation of a Myth of a Hero: Cervantes, War, and Captivity Tatevik Gyulamiryan 14. Second(ary) Acts: Cervantes on the Page Edward H. Friedman Conclusion: Lo que quedó en el tintero Howard Mancing and Tatevik Gyulamiryan Appendix 1: A Cervantes Chronology Appendix 2: Works by Cervantes Appendix 3: Cervantes on Stage Appendix 4: Cervantes in the Novel (more than 15,000 words) Appendix 5: Cervantes in Short Fiction (fewer than 15,000 words) Appendix 6: Cervantes on Screen Contributors Index ¿
List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: The Fictional Lives of Miguel de Cervantes Howard Mancing and Tatevik Gyulamiryan Critical Perspectives 1. The First Two Centuries of Cervantes in Fiction Howard Mancing 2. Don Quixote Lurks Behind Miguel de Cervantes: The Portrait Tradition from the Eighteenth to the Twenty-First Centuries Rachel Schmidt Cervantes in Fiction 3. "An Adventure of the Strangest Kind": Dialogue across the Centuries in Paul Scheerbart’s Fantasy Novella Cervantes Jennifer Marston William 4. "La dolorosa gloria": Cervantes’s Character in Manuel Mujica Láinez’s Bomarzo Yelsy Hernández Zamora and Nils Longueira Borrego 5. "Parecía reír el ave": The Fictive Miguel de Cervantes’s Use of Constructive Anthropomorphism in "Las gallinas de Cervantes" by Ramón J. Sender Steven Wagschal 6. Fictionalizing Historical Cervantes: Stephen Marlowe’s The Death and Life of Miguel de Cervantes Joan Cammarata 7. Miguel de Cervantes, Biofictional Superhero Michael J. McGrath 8. A Certain Cervantes: Reimagining an American Cervantes in the French Graphic Novel Sarah Gordon 9. Ariel Dorfman’s Cautivos: Channelling the Search for Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation through Miguel de Cervantes Bradley J. Nelson Cervantes on Stage and on Screen 10. Cervantes through the Women in His Family: Pingüinas by Fernando Arrabal and Las Cervantas by Inma Chacón and José Ramón Fernández Aroa Algaba Granero 11. Time Travel Cervantes: Sci-Fi, Rivalry, and Theory of Mind in El ministerio del tiempo and Cervantes contra Lope Isabel Jaén and Julien Jacques Simon 12. A Bone of Contention: The Contested Exhumation of Miguel de Cervantes Carmen Moreno-Nuño 13. Towards the Creation of a Myth of a Hero: Cervantes, War, and Captivity Tatevik Gyulamiryan 14. Second(ary) Acts: Cervantes on the Page Edward H. Friedman Conclusion: Lo que quedó en el tintero Howard Mancing and Tatevik Gyulamiryan Appendix 1: A Cervantes Chronology Appendix 2: Works by Cervantes Appendix 3: Cervantes on Stage Appendix 4: Cervantes in the Novel (more than 15,000 words) Appendix 5: Cervantes in Short Fiction (fewer than 15,000 words) Appendix 6: Cervantes on Screen Contributors Index ¿
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