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Preface -- Elias L. Rivers -- Tradition, voice and self in the love poetry of Garcilaso / Inès Azar -- Visual and verbal modes of representation in Peribánez / Emilie L. Bergmann -- Heart imagery in Santa Teresa / Joseph F. Chorpenning -- Sannazzaro and Montemayor: toward a comparative study of Arcadia and Diana / Bruno M. Damani -- Sex and the single Hidalgo: reflections on eros in Don Quixote / Ruth El Saffar -- The semiotics of poetry and the Golden Age Sonnet / Edward H. Friedman -- Gongora's parody of Ovide moralisé in la Fabula de Píramo y Tisbe / David Garrison -- A hope for coherence: the new logic of meaning in a text by Lezama / Ester Gimbernat de Gonzalez -- Of monuments and ashes: some remarks on biographical patterns / José Muñoz Millanes -- The human body in Spanish Renaissance and baroque poetry: testing Laín Entralgo's theories / Nelson R. Orringer -- Amarilis's verse Epistle and her love for Lope: seeing and hearing / Georgina Sabat-Rivers -- A prologue and afterword for an inquiry into Don Quixote, Part I, Chapter 20 / George A. Shipley -- In the labyrinth of self: character and role in Calderon's La dama duende / Robert Sloane -- The wound and the flame: desire and transcendence in Quevedo and Saint John of the Cross / Ana Maria Snell -- Six misogynous sonnets attributed to Góngora / Nancy Palmer Wardropper.
edited by Bruno M. Damiani and Ruth El Saff.