Self, Other, and Context in Early Modern Spain, edited by Isabel Jaén, Carolyn A. Nadeau, and Julien Jacques Simon
Table of Contents
Introduction
Howard Mancing’s Autopoiesis: A Journey of Self-Creation and Adventure; Isabel Jaén, Carolyn A. Nadeau, and Julien Jacques Simon
Reflections on Howard’s Life, Work, and Legacy; Amy R. Williamsen
The Publications of Howard Mancing
I. Cognitive Literary Studies
The Case for Teaching Cognitive-Literary Studies: Approaches, Challenges, and Benefits; Jennifer Marston William
Psychologizing Literary Characters in Fernando de Rojas’s Celestina: The Emergence of Mind in Early Modern Spanish Literature; Julien Jacques Simon
Cervantes’s El casamiento engañoso and the Failure of Theory of Mind: The Machiavellian Abilities of Campuzano and Estefanía; Steven Wagschal
The Pleasures of Pretense: Quarantine and Cosplay in Don Quixote; Barbara Simerka
Inside Out: The Arts of Our Embodied Minds; Catherine Connor-Swietlicki
II. The Human Body and the Mind
Skin and Touch: Flesh, Glass and El licenciado Vidriera; Charles Victor Ganelin
Hecho reloj: Human Clocks, Bodies and Sexuality in Early-Modern Spanish Humorous Literature; Rachel Schmidt
De lo que se come se cría: Diet and Procreation in Early Modern Spain; Isabel Jaén
Se le secó el celebro: Food as an Empathetic Response in Don Quixote; Carolyn A. Nadeau
Fear and Torture in La Mancha: The Embodied Memories of Sancho Panza; Massimiliano Adelmo Giorgini
III. Author and Protagonist: Inside the Mind of a Genius
The Unbearable Simulacrum of Being: Staging Ontology in Calderón de la Barca’s Great Stage of the World and Charlie Kaufman’s Synecdoche, New York; Bruce R. Burningham
Banished from Parnassus: Cervantes in the Shadow of Success; Frederick A. de Armas
The Mind’s “I” in Don Quijote; Edward H. Friedman
Don Quixote and the Knight of the White Moon; John Jay Allen
Chiaroscuro in Cervantes’s Persiles (1617); Marsha S. Collins
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