Cultural authority in Golden Age Spain / edited by Marina Scordilis Brownlee and Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht.

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Contenido: Tradition and authority in Lope de Vega's La Dorotea / Lía Schwartz Lerner -- Textual discontinuities and the problems of closure in the spanish drama of the Golden Age / José M. Regueiro -- Creative space : ideologies of discourse in Góngora's Polifemo / Edward H. Friedman -- Postmodernism and the baroque in María de Zayas / Marina S. Brownlee -- Homographesis in Salicio's song / Paul Julian Smith -- Literature, continuity, social order, and the invention of the picaresque / Harry Sieber -- Cervantes and the paternity of the english novel / Robert Ter Horst -- The "I" of the beholder : self and other in some Golden Age texts / Ruth el Saffar -- History and modernity in the Spanish Golden Age : secularization and literary self-assertion in Don Quijote / Anthony J. Cascardi -- "The matter of America" : Cervantes romances Inca Garcilaso de la Vega / Diana de Armas Wilson -- The discourse of empire in the Renaissance / Walter Cohen -- The role of discontinuity in the formation of national culture / Joan Ramón Resina -- Cosmological time and the impossibility of closure : a structural element in Spanish Golden Age narratives / Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht.