[DOC] [TLE] Picaresque novel - Wikipedia [PAR] The picaresque novel is a genre of prose fiction that depicts the adventures of a 
roguish ... The word picaro does not appear in Lazarillo de Tormes (1554), the 
novella ... The only work clearly called "picaresque" by its contemporaries was 
Mateo ... In other European countries, these Spanish novels were read and 
imitated. [DOC] [TLE] picaresque novel | literature | Britannica.com [PAR] Jan 26, 2015 ... In its episodic structure the picaresque novel resembles the long, rambling ... 
Unlike the idealistic knight-errant hero, however, the picaro is a cynical and .... A 
picaresque novel is an early form of writing with a rogue or ... The term science 
fiction was popularized, if not invented, in the 1920s by one of the. [DOC] [TLE] Literary Terms and Definitions P - Carson-Newman College [PAR] Scholars can tell the word in Old English must have been adopted after the time 
... word is an eponym based on the fictional Dr. Pangloss from Voltaire's satire, 
..... For instance, the word lewd originally referred to laymen as opposed to 
priests. ..... Spanish picaro, a rogue or thief; also called the picaresque narrative 
and the... [DOC] [TLE] Picaresque | Define Picaresque at Dictionary.com [PAR] Picaresque definition, pertaining to, characteristic of, or characterized by a form of 
prose fiction, originally developed in Spain, in which the adventures of an 
engagingly roguish ... C19: via French from Spanish picaresco, from pcaro a 
rogue. [DOC] [TLE] The picaresque according to Cervantes - Iowa State University ... [PAR] Hispanists employ the term "picaresque" so loosely that "for every novelist to 
write a new novel .... Guzman de Aljarache led the scholar to label some of 
Cervantes' fiction ... er wrote a picaresque novel-and his "picaros" therefore are 
distinct from ... referred to a body of popular literature today called "the 
picaresque:' even if. [DOC] [TLE] Picaresque - definition of picaresque by The Free Dictionary [PAR] Define picaresque. picaresque synonyms, picaresque pronunciation, picaresque 
... fiction which is called picaresque, from the Spanish word 'picaro,' a rogue,... [DOC] [TLE] American Picaresque - CiteSeerX [PAR] American picaresque fiction toward the end of the chapter. .... picaresque novel: 
The term 'genre,' as applied to the picaresque in .... a group of novels, secondly, 
that deserve to be called picaresque in the strict sense -- ..... Nashe's hero Jack 
Wilton is a fully-fledged picaro, or rogue, is questioned by more fastidious. [DOC] [TLE] A Confederacy of Dunces and the Picaresque: Generic ... - Skemman [PAR] May 1, 2012 ... John Kennedy Toole within the genre of picaresque fiction. ... what precisely is 
meant by the term picaresque and how accurately it may be ... translated, picaro 
means a rogue, a rascal or a knave. ... noting that the English word picaroon can 
refer to a pirate or a pirate ship as ...... bar called The Night of Joy. [DOC] [TLE] Brian Finney Essay on Timothy Mo [PAR] Migrancy and the Picaresque in Timothy Mo's Renegade or Halo2 ... Mo's self-
conscious cultivation of the picaresque genre in his later fiction. ... Controversy 
has and still does rage over how to define the picaresque novel.1 Since the ... 
time of Phillip II.2 The picaro or low-life rogue reflected the disenfranchised 
position of... [DOC] [TLE] Some German Picaras of the Eighteenth Century - JStor [PAR] Like most literary labels, the term Picaresque Novel is ... land of their birth and in 
other countries. ... If Tom Jones is a picaro, ... The female rogue as heroine of an 
autobiographical novel ... The possible influence of Justina on English fiction is 
sug ..... original of Jungfer Robinsone was the work of one of his friends there. It is
. [DOC] [TLE] picaresque - Glen Spoors' The Wold [PAR] It argues that the term imagination provides artificial coherence to RPGs as they 
... picaresque genre, which is characterised by episodic narratives of rogues ... 
an adventurer, or hero, and are, like RPGs, often referred to as heroic fantasy. 
..... each country, the general

Question: Originally, the term Picaresque referred to fiction from this country about rogues called Picaros
Answer: Spain