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29.2 (2009)

30.2 (2010)

ISSN 1943-3840

VOLUME XXX, NUMBER 1	SPRING, 2010

Bulletin of the
Cervantes Society of America

JUAN-BAUTISTA AVALLE-ARCE

Bulletin of the CERVANTES SOCIETY OF AMERICA

THE CERVANTES SOCIETY OF AMERICA

President
HOWARD MANCING (2010-2012)

Vice-President
ADRIENNE MARTÍN (2010-2012)

Managing Director
CAROLYN NADEAU (2009-2011)

Communications Director
MATTHEW WYSZYNSKI (2009-2011)

Cervantes is the official organ of the Cervantes Society of America. It publishes scholarly articles in English and Spanish on Cervantes' life and works, reviews and notes of interest to cervantistas. Twice yearly. Subscription to Cervantes is a part of membership in the Cervantes Society of America, which also publishes a newsletter: $30.00 a year for individuals, $60.00 for institutions, $35.00 for couples, and $15.00 for students. Membership is open to all persons interested in Cervantes. For membership and subscription, send check in US dollars to CAROLYN NADEAU, Department of Hispanic Studies; Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, IL 61702 (cnadeau@iwu.edu), Or google "Cervantes become a member" + I’m feeling lucky for the payment page. The journal style sheet is at http://www.h-net.org/~cervantes/bcsalist.htm. Manuscripts should be sent as an attachment to an e-mail message sent to TOM LATHROP (lathrop@udel.edu). The BOARD reviews submissions without knowing who the author is. The author's name, address, and e-mail address should be at the top of the manuscript and will be left off during the evaluation process. References to the author's own work should be couched in the third person. Authors of articles must be members of the Society for at least the year that their article appears. Books for review should be sent to WILLIAM H. CLAMURRO, Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas 66801-5087 (wclamurr@emporia.edu).

Copyright © 2010 Cervantes Society of America.

NECROLOGIES
	Juan Bautista (1927-2009)
		Lisa Lopez-Grigera		5
	Thomas R. Hart (1925-2010)
		Elias Rivers		9
ARTICLES
	A Nanolithographic Illustration of Don Quixote
		Tom Lathrop		14
	Realism, Idealism, and the Transformation of Romance in “La ilustre fregona”
		Paul Lewis-Smith		17
	De nuevo sobre “Gante y Luna” ( i, 51). ¿Otra errata en el primer Quijote?
		Abraham Madroñal		33
	Tras las huellas griegas de Don Quijote en sus andanzas por Bucarest, Esmirna, Trieste, Constantinopla, Nueva York y Atenas
		Guillermo Marín Casal		47
	«Erudición y doctrina» en Don Quijote y en las Novelas ejemplares
		Jean-Raymond Fanlo		87
	“El nombre de podenco:” The Dog as Book in the Prologue of Part II of Don Quijote
		John Beusterien		99
	Cervantes and the Sequel: Literary Continuation in Part I of Don Quijote
		William H. Hinrichs		113
	Lamentos de doble filo: El trato de Argel y la dimensión geopolítica de la lucha por la unidad religiosa
		Natalio Ohanna		141
	Chivalry and Empire: The Colonial Argument of the Princess Micomicona Episode in Don Quijote Part I
		Stacey Triplette		163
REVIEWS
	Juan Bautista de Avalle Arce. Las novelas y sus narradores.
		E. Michael Gerli		187
	Don Quixote. Translated, with Notes, James H. Montgomery.
		Michael J. McGrath		193
	Mercedes Alcalá Galán. Escritura desatada: poéticas de la representación en Cervantes.
		Adrienne L. Martín		200
	Enriqueta Zafra. Prostituidas por el texto. Discurso prostibulario en la picaresca femenina.
		Louis Imperiale		204
	J. A. G. Ardila, ed. The Cervantean Heritage: Reception and Influence of Cervantes in Britain.
		Sandra Cox		209
	José Manuel Martín Morán. Cervantes y el Quijote hacia la novela moderna.
		Luis Gómez Canseco		212

[BACK COVER]

[As Editor Tom Lathrop explained in “Notes from the Editor” in a previous edition of the journal, Cervantes 28.2 (Fall, 2008): “Our cover sports another of Jack Davis' illustrations from our bi-lingual Children’s Don Quixote.”]

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