The Institutionalization of Literature in Spain
Ed. Wlad Godzich and Nicholas Spadaccini
Focuses on literature as institutionalized practice between 1700 and 1830, examining its production/reception as part of the same process.
Table of Contents
Introduction: From Discourse to Institution
Wlad Godzich and Nicholas Spadaccini
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The Idea and Function of Education in Enlightenment Thought
José Antonio Maravall
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In Moratín’s Café
Edward Baker
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Managing Culture: Manolo and the Majos’ “Good Taste”
Steven Suppan
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Audience Participation in an Eighteenth-Century Farce
Ronald W. Sousa
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On Genius, Innovation and Public: The “Discurso crítico” of Tomás de Erauso y Zavaleta
Michael Nerlich
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Censorship and the Creation of Heroes in the Discourse of Literary History
Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht
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Textual Pluralities: Readings and Readers of Eighteenth-Century Discourse
Iris M. Zavala