Shipwrecked Na(rra)tion in Cervantes.
An accident as old as humanity, shipwreck involves a wide range of metaphors that fuse familiarity and exoticism, allegory and specificity, providence and godless catastrophe. In exploring Cervantes's approach to this topos, this study identifies how the metaphor conveys an incisive political commen...
| Published in: | Hispanic Review Vol. 87; no. 2; pp. 183 - 208 |
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