No. 14 (2025)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17979/janus.2025.14

Published: 2025-04-07

Artículos

A narrative on fashion-image in Felipe the second: a beautiful gesture of royal majesty

José María Bullón de Diego (Author)
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An unknown poem by Elói de Sá Sotomaior and the antisemitic literature in Portugal at the beginning of the 17th century

Pedro Monteiro, Geise Teixeira (Author)
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The Arte de galantería of D. Francisco de Portugal (1670): Instructions on ‘the science of the world’.

María Isabel Andrés Llamero (Author)
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Luís de Camões’ ode “Fora conveniente”

Felipe de Saavedra (Author)
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Stemmata in dialogue: variants from Jorge de Montemayor’s Diana (Zaragoza, Miguel de Güesa, 1562) and their relationship with the Abencerraje

Marcos García Pérez (Author)
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The News Pamphlet of the assassination of Ruthenian Archbishop Josaphat Kuncew

Marta Pilat Zuzankiewicz (Author)
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Maria Madalena de Jesus, a biliterary writer? One unpublished letter and several poems (in Portuguese and Spanish) from the Iberian Baroque

Antía Tacón García (Author)
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Quevedo, reader of Orphica. His notes in the copy at the National Library of Spain, sign. BNE 3-76875

Admin janus (Author)
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“Como si no naciera para otra cosa”: divine inspiration in the Castilian “living saints” childhood (1400-1550)

Verónica Torres Martín (Author)
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From Atoms to Waves: Rhythmic Stylometry for Authorship Studies of Early Modern Spanish Theatre

Álvaro Cuéllar (Author)
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Arguing the Ineffable: Female interlocutors and the poetics of the genre of dialogue in El libro de las recreaciones by María de San José.

Alejandro Cantarero de Salazar (Author)
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Theatre chapbooks in CD.122.514 of the Bibliothèque Nationale Universitaire de Strasbourg: a bibliographical review

Paula Casariego Castiñeira (Author)
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No. 14 (2025)

Artículos

A narrative on fashion-image in Felipe the second: a beautiful gesture of royal majesty

An unknown poem by Elói de Sá Sotomaior and the antisemitic literature in Portugal at the beginning of the 17th century

The Arte de galantería of D. Francisco de Portugal (1670): Instructions on ‘the science of the world’.

Luís de Camões’ ode “Fora conveniente”

Stemmata in dialogue: variants from Jorge de Montemayor’s Diana (Zaragoza, Miguel de Güesa, 1562) and their relationship with the Abencerraje

The News Pamphlet of the assassination of Ruthenian Archbishop Josaphat Kuncew

Maria Madalena de Jesus, a biliterary writer? One unpublished letter and several poems (in Portuguese and Spanish) from the Iberian Baroque

Quevedo, reader of Orphica. His notes in the copy at the National Library of Spain, sign. BNE 3-76875

“Como si no naciera para otra cosa”: divine inspiration in the Castilian “living saints” childhood (1400-1550)

From Atoms to Waves: Rhythmic Stylometry for Authorship Studies of Early Modern Spanish Theatre

Arguing the Ineffable: Female interlocutors and the poetics of the genre of dialogue in El libro de las recreaciones by María de San José.

Theatre chapbooks in CD.122.514 of the Bibliothèque Nationale Universitaire de Strasbourg: a bibliographical review

Reseñas

Review of: Guicciardini, Francesco: Aforismos, traducción e introducción Emilio Blanco, Oportet: Madrid, 2024, 176 págs. ISBN: 978-84-124061-9-1

Review: Massimo Rospocher y Rosa Salzberg, Il mercato dell’informazione. Notizie vere, false e sensazionali nella Venezia del Cinquecento, Venezia, Marsilio Editori, 2021, 116 pp. ISBN: 978-88-297-1444-5.

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

Review of: Francisco Sánchez de las Brozas, Comentarios a los Emblemas de Alciato. Estudio introductorio, edición crítica, traducción, notas e índices de Jesús Ureña Bracero y Pedro Juan Galán Sánchez, Salamanca, Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca, 2025, 1178 pp., ISBN: 978 84 1091 013 3].

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