bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Ultrasound-guided supracondylar radial nerve block to manage distal radius fractures in the emergency department
Authors: Isfahani Mehdi Nasr , Javid Maryam
Published: February 2021

Background: Distal radius fractures, the most prevalent of all fracture types, are often associated with severe pain and discomfort and treated with closed reduction and splinting. This study aimed to compare ultrasound-guided supracondylar radial nerve block with procedural sedation for the treatment of distal radius fractures in the emergency department. Methods: Patients with isolated distal radius fractures and limited displacement who met the inclusion criteria were randomly divided into two groups, an ultrasound-guided nerve block group and a procedural sedation group, which were compared in terms of managing patients with distal radius fractures. The number of patients in each group was 27. Results: The duration of the procedure was significantly shorter in the nerve block group than in the ketamine group (p < 0.001). Physician and patient satisfaction were determined according to the unipolar Likert scale and unlike for patients (p = 0.001), no significant difference was noted between the two groups for the physicians (p = 0.619). Unlike nerve block, emergence reactions (p = 0.038) and vomiting (p = 0.009) occurred in the ketamine intervention. Conclusion: Ultrasound-guided supracondylar radial nerve block can be prescribed as an alternative method in minimal or non-displaced distal radius fractures instead of IV sedation due to fewer side effects and a shorter procedural duration.
Critical Thinking and Intercultural Competence: Review, Use, and Classification of the 21st Century Skills in Intercultural EFL Education
Authors: Esen Metin
Published: February 2021

We all live in a globalised world today, and even the smallest interactions taking place in our daily lives can now take place in a global level thanks to the advancements in telecommunication facilities. To keep up with these intercultural interactions, whether virtually or in real life, people now need some abilities for effective communication and cooperation, and 21st Century Skills are a way to address this need. Among these skills, critical thinking – clear and rational thinking, might be a helpful way of approaching issues arising from intercultural communication and guiding learners in developing their intercultural communication and interaction skills. Both of these competences are used in the area of teaching English as a Foreign Language (EFL), in textbooks, materials, and assessment tools. This article review aims at scanning the literature to find traces of different uses of the skill of critical thinking and intercultural competence in the EFL context to tackle issues resulting from intercultural communication or develop language learners’ intercultural competence. The study also intends to classify these uses by analysing similar patterns in the studies investigated. The review explores 14 studies discussing these two competences in the EFL context and determines three distinct approaches by the researchers.
Climate Signals in Earlywood, Latewood and Tree-Ring Width Chronologies of Sessile Oak (Quercus petraea (Matt.) Liebl.) from Majdanpek, North–Eastern Serbia
Authors: Radaković Nenad , Stajić Branko
Published: February 2021

In this article, the dependence of the sessile oak (Quercus petraea (Matt.) Liebl.) radial growth (tree-ring, earlywood, and latewood widths) on climate (the mean monthly temperature and precipitation totals) was studied in the Majdanpek area, north-eastern Serbia. The growth response of the oak trees to the prevailing climate conditions was dendroecologically investigated, by applying the correlation and response function, as well as by pointer years analysis. The site chronology covered 159 years (1855-2013). We found that latewood and total tree-ring width contain the imprinted positive response to the amount of precipitation in summer months (June and July) of the current growing season. The earlywood width showed no direct dependence on climate data, but it was significantly affected by the previous-year latewood width. Moreover, 40 % of the variation in the latewood width is explained by the earlywood variation in the same season. The temperature was not found to have any significant effect on the growth of oak at the study site. The use of pointer years, determined by applying several calculation procedures, has highlighted previous results, indicating that the precipitation in summer months was the deciding climate factor leading to the occurrence of the years with exceptionally wide or narrow tree-rings and latewood. To enhance our understanding of the response of the sessile oak growth at south-oriented sites with a shallow soil profile to precipitation and temperature variations, and expand the current database and knowledge, future studies should be undertaken.
Does the Fight Against the Pandemic Risk Centralizing Power in Pakistan?
Authors: Thirlby David A.
Published: February 2021

Does the Fight Against the Pandemic Risk Centralizing Power in Pakistan?

When the pandemic struck Pakistan, there was a high-profile divergence between how the federal government and the provincial government of Sindh responded. This points to a tension between the need for a national approach to tackle the pandemic and the prerogative of the provinces to deal with health issues under its devolved powers. These powers were the result of the 18th amendment, which restored a parliamentary federal democracy. Power has also been decentralized from executive presidents to parliamentary forms of government. However, parliamentary systems centralize power within the executive: a trend which the pandemic has reinforced. The article will explore the various interplays although it is the economic landscape which will prove most challenging. Although the emergence of a national centralized approach to combat the pandemic points to a weakening of the devolution process and therefore the reasoning behind the 18th amendment, the situation is more complex which this article seeks to explore.
Legislative Scrutiny in Times of Emergency
Authors: Doust Kate , Hastings Sam
Published: February 2021

Legislative Scrutiny in Times of Emergency: A Case Study of Australian Parliaments

Citizens’ trust in Australian governments and parliaments has fallen in recent years, yet trust is critical for governments to do their job effectively and attack challenging issues. The coronavirus pandemic provides an opportunity for governments and parliaments to bridge the gap between citizens’ expectations and parliamentary and government performance and therefore rebuild trust. In doing so, parliaments need to balance their desire for speedy action with proportionate measures and mechanisms for review.

This article examines the scrutiny of primary legislation by the parliaments of Western Australia the Commonwealth of Australia during the initial stages of the pandemic, through the application of principles from the House of Lords Select Committee inquiry into fast-track legislation. The data shows that both parliaments had severely abridged time to consider, debate and consult on bills during the initial stages of the emergency. The parliaments took a different approach to address this issue. The Western Australian Parliament supported the inclusion of sunset clauses into most of the bills whereas the Commonwealth Parliament did not. The Commonwealth Parliament’s scrutiny committees considered and commented on the bills post-enactment. The Western Australian Parliament does not have mechanisms for the technical scrutiny of all bills by parliamentary committees. This divergence of approach is noteworthy as the Commonwealth Parliament has information about the impact and technical quality of bills but no power to address the issues identified. The Western Australian Parliament has little information about the impact and technical quality of the Acts but will likely have the opportunity to reconsider the laws if they are sought to be extended.
Digital Equals Public
Authors: van Kalken Lianne , Stamhuis Evert
Published: February 2021

Digital Equals Public: Assembly Meetings Under a Lockdown Regime

In this article we examine the Dutch emergency legislation for local democracy. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Netherlands, the Temporary Act for digital meetings for local/regional government tiers was enacted. The legislature introduced a system of digital debate and decision-making for municipal and provincial councils, the democratically elected assemblies at the local and regional levels. At the same time the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations set up an evaluation committee to monitor and evaluate the working of the local and provincial governments with this temporary legislation.

This article discusses the content and application of the temporary provisions for deliberation and decision-making on a digital platform. The purpose of the legislation is to create possibilities for the elected representatives to continue their work during the lockdown. We examine the design and structure of the legislation and disclose the evaluation results so far. The arrangements aim for secure, transparent and reliable democratic practices. Early evidence pertaining to the effects of the Act show that it works effectively only up to a certain level. We critically discuss the sunset clause in the Act and plead against function creep. Moreover, the expectations now and in the future from continuous digitalization of this part of the democratic process should be modest. On the basis of our analysis of the characteristics of the legislation and the effects on the political work of the representatives, we conclude that the current form of digitalization does not provide for the interaction between representatives and their constituencies and the communities at large.
Emergency Measures in Response to the Coronavirus Crisis and Parliamentary Oversight in the EU Member States
Authors: Diaz Crego Maria , Kotanidis Silvia
Published: February 2021

Emergency Measures in Response to the Coronavirus Crisis and Parliamentary Oversight in the EU Member States

The Covid-19 pandemic has become a true stress test for the legal systems of the worst hit countries. Faced with a health crisis situation, many national governments have become the protagonists in the adoption of difficult measures severely restricting their citizens fundamental rights to the detriment of the powers usually entrusted to the national parliaments. This article examines the normative response of the 27 European Union Member States during the “first wave” of the Covid-19 pandemic, a period that runs from the declaration of a pandemic (March 2020) to mid-June 2020. The intention of the authors was to describe the legal and constitutional mechanisms activated in order to contain the pandemic, focusing on the role of national parliaments in the management of the crisis. This article explores also the degree to which national parliaments have been involved and could exercise parliamentary oversight over the normative measures used by the executive to contain the pandemic in the EU-27.
Covid-19 Emergency Prison Release Policy: A Public Health Imperative and a Rule of Law Challenge
Authors: Jennett Victoria
Published: February 2021

Covid-19 Emergency Prison Release Policy: A Public Health Imperative and a Rule of Law Challenge

Many countries are implementing emergency releases of people from prison to mitigate the spread of Covid-19. Such measures, while critical to public health, can enable the unjust release from prison of politically connected and wealthy individuals convicted of corruption offences, thereby undermining the rule of law and democratic values by weakening public trust in the justice system. To reduce overcrowding of prisons while ensuring that white-collar criminals are appropriately sanctioned, one strategy is to impose alternatives to custodial sentences that ensure appropriate sanctioning of convicted criminals while de-densifying prisons – an approach that could be considered for non-emergency times as well.

Main points:

Emergency prison release mechanisms to prevent the spread of Covid-19 can pose corruption risks owing to weak design, uneven implementation and inadequate oversight.

Such releases take three main forms: prisoner amnesties declared by governments; emergency release procedures drafted by governments and implemented by prison directors; and court decisions to release individual prisoners or set out frameworks to determine who is eligible for release.

These emergency procedures can enable the unjust release of politically connected prisoners convicted of corruption offences and undermine public trust in the rule of law and the justice system.

To help maintain rule of law during the emergency, alternatives to custodial sentences in line with international standards can be imposed on newly released persons who have been convicted of corruption crimes.

Conditions attached to releases can include, among others, status penalties, economic sanctions and monetary penalties, confiscation or expropriation of assets, and restitution or compensation to victims.

In non-emergency times, as well, alternatives to custodial sentences can be used to sanction those convicted of corruption crimes as a means to mitigate financial and social damage caused by corruption and reduce prison overcrowding.
Increased Uptake of Surveillance Technologies During COVID-19
Authors: Read Alex
Published: February 2021

Increased Uptake of Surveillance Technologies During COVID-19: Implications for Democracies in the Global South

Social change and introduction of new technologies have historically followed crises such as pandemics, and COVID-19 has seen increasing public tracking through the use of digital surveillance technology. While surveillance technology is a key tool for enhancing virus preparedness and reducing societal risks, the speed of uptake is likely to raise ethical questions where citizens are monitored and personal data is collected. COVID-19 has occurred during a period of democratic decline, and the predominant surveillance-based business model of the ‘platform economy’, together with the development and export of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered surveillance tools, carries particular risks for democratic development in the countries of the Global South. Increased use of surveillance technology has implications for human rights and can undermine the individual privacy required for democracies to flourish. Responses to these threats must come from new regulatory regimes and innovations within democracies and a renewed international approach to the threats across democracies of the Global North and South.
Patience, Ladies
Authors: Palmieri Sonia , Childs Sarah
Published: February 2021

Patience, Ladies: Gender-Sensitive Parliamentary Responses in a Time of Crisis

In early 2020, in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic, numerous parliaments played their rightful democratic role by following the advice of health and economic experts and swiftly passing emergency legislation and relief packages. This was, in many countries, an attempt to reach an equilibrium between saving lives and saving economic livelihoods, on the understanding that both were in serious jeopardy. In the face of public health measures many parliaments also found themselves having to reform their own rules, procedures and practices. In both cases – policy interventions and institutional redesign – it appears that parliamentary responses to the Covid-19 situation were less commonly based on the advice of gender experts or informed by considerations of gender inequalities. Few, if any, emergency packages were designed following a systematic consideration of existing, deeply entrenched gender inequalities, despite continuous public analysis and commentary about the disproportionate gender impacts of the pandemic and the resulting lockdowns; and no parliaments instituted (temporary) rule changes that prioritized the voices of women parliamentarians or constituents. In this article, which draws on our work drafting the UN Women Covid-19 Parliamentary Primer & Checklist, we revisit the democratic case for gender-sensitive parliaments, highlighting their particular relevance to the 2020 pandemic. We introduce our model for gender-sensitive crisis responses across four key stages of the parliamentary process presented in the Primer – representation, deliberation, legislation and scrutiny – and offer an initial assessment of what transpired in the world’s parliaments based on an IPU survey. We suggest that if parliaments are to be gender-sensitive institutions in times of crisis, they must not only change how they do politics but also develop and sustain a robust political culture that values gender equality and an ethic of caring that supports new rules, procedures and practices that better redress institutional gender deficiencies.
Electrochemical oxidation and electroanalysis of paracetamol on a boron-doped diamond anode material in aqueous electrolytes
Authors: Kouadio Kouakou Etienne , Kambiré Ollo , Koffi Konan Sylvestre , Ouattara Lassine
Published: February 2021

Electrochemical oxidation of paracetamol on boron-doped diamond (BDD) anode has been studied by cyclic voltammetry and preparative electrolysis. Quantification of paracetamol during electrolysis has been mainly realized by differential pulse voltammetry technique in the Britton-Robinson buffer solutions used as the supporting electrolyte. Various parameters such as current intensity, nature of the supporting electrolyte, temperature, and initial concentration of paracetamol have been investigated. The electrochemical characterization by the outer sphere Fe(III)/Fe(II) redox couple has also been performed, showing the metallic character of BDD electrode. The obtained linear dependency of the oxidation peak current intensity and paracetamol concentration indicates that BDD electrode can be used as an electrochemical sensor for the detection and quantification of paracetamol. The investi­gation of paracetamol degradation during preparative electrolysis showed that: (i) the degradation rate of paracetamol increases with increase of current intensity applied; (ii) for the initial concentrations of 10, 6 and 1 mM of paracetamol, its oxidation rate reaches 60, 78 and 99 % respectively, after 1 h of electrolysis in 0.3 M H2SO4 (pH 0.6) at applied current density of 70 mA cm-2; (iii) at temperatures of electrolyte solution of 28, 55 and 75 °C, paracetamol oxidation rate reached 85, 92 and 97 % respectively, after 2 h at applied current density of 70 mA cm2. From the investigation of the effect of pH value of electrolyte solution, it appears that oxidation of paracetamol is more favorable in acidic solution at pH 3 than solutions of higher pH values.
Naddatki wymiarowe i naddatki do miar antropometrycznych, wynikające ze
stosowania środków ochrony indywidualnej a ergonomiczne środowisko pracy
Authors: Szkudlarek Joanna , Owczarek Grzegorz
Published: February 2021

W artykule omówiono zagadnienie związane ze zmianą wymiarów zewnętrznych opisujących sylwetkę człowieka, związanych z jego wyposażeniem w środki ochrony indywidualnej. Zmiany tych wymiarów określono jako naddatki do miar antropometrycznych człowieka oraz naddatki wymiarowe, wynikające ze stosowania środków ochrony indywidualnej. Zdefiniowano naddatki wymiarowe oraz naddatki do miar antropometrycznych, a także wykazano ich znaczenie w kształtowaniu ergonomicznego środowiska pracy.
Analyzing the Application of Myocardial Blood Flow Index in the Diagnosis of In-Stent Stenosis
Authors: Xiong Qing-Feng , Fu Xiao-Rong , Xu Juan , Wu Guang-Yao
Published: February 2021

Background: In-stent restenosis (ISR) usually develops from stent neointimal hyperplasia (SNH), which will seriously weaken the effect of treatment. In this study, both SNH and ISR were classified as in-stent stenosis (ISS), and a non-invasive parameter – myocardial blood flow index (MBFI) was used to analyze its value in the diagnosis of stent abnormalities. Objectives: Analyzing the application of MBFI in the diagnosis of ISS. Patients and Methods: Clinical follow-up data for 572 patients with drug-eluting stent (DES) was collected continuously. Ninety cases were screened with the protocol of coronary computed tomography angiography (CCTA) and invasive coronary angiography (ICA) for the unrelieved symptoms. In-stent abnormalities included SNH (ISS < 50%) and ISR (ISS ≥ 50%). The ROC curve was analyzed using the optimal cutoff value of MBFI to evaluate the in-stent abnormalities. t-test of independent samples was used for the comparison data with normal distribution, and chi-square test was used for comparison of nominal variables. P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Results: Frequency of ISS was not statistically different between genders (χ2 = 0.105) (P = 0.7463). The optimal cutoff value was 0.082 with the area under the curve (AUC) of 0.829 (P < 0.001). The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and negative predictive value were 91.4%, 89.1%, 84.2%, and 94.2%, respectively, and the accuracy was 90.0%. Among 39 cases with MBFI ≤ 0.082, 34 (37.8%, 34/90) were with ISS, including 18 (20%, 18/90) of SNH, and 16 (17.8%, 16/90) of ISR. In the 39 cases with MBFI ≤ 0.082, there were eight (20.5%, 8/39) presented new lesions, and seven (17.9%, 7/39) presented severe lesions. Conclusion: MBFI could be used for evaluating ISS, and more attention should be paid to the new accompanying lesions for the high risk of severe lesions.
The Effect of Family Empowerment Model on Self-care in Hemodialysis Patients of Zahedan, Iran
Authors: Taheri Bent Al Hoda , Salar Alireza
Published: February 2021

Background: Self-care is one of the important aspects of treatment in hemodialysis patients. This study was done to determine the effect of the family-centered empowerment model on the self-care of hemodialysis patients. Methods: This study was performed on 100 hemodialysis patients referring to the Zahedan hemodialysis department in 2018. For the intervention group, the family-centered empowerment model was executed in four stages, including understanding the threat, problem-solving, educational participation, and evaluation according to the steps of the model, and the control group received the usual care of the department. The data collection tools were the demographic information questionnaire and self-care questionnaire. Data were analyzed using SPSS V.22 by analysis of variance (ANOVA), independent t-test, repeated measures t-test, and Chi-square test. Results: Based on the independent t-test, the mean self-care score of patients in the intervention and control group was significantly different (P < 0.001). There was a significant difference in the "main caregiver relation" variable (P = 0.006). The results of the "time" and "intervention" effects of this test also showed that these two variables had a significant effect on mean self-care scores (P < 0.001). The results of ANOVA showed that self-care score changed in the two groups there was an increase in the self-care score in the intervention group compared with the control group (P < 0.001). Conclusions: Implementing the family-centered empowerment model in hemodialysis patients by strengthening the ability of the patient and their families to care provides a platform for their promotion and maintenance of their self-care.
Endoscopic Ultrasound Through-the-Needle Biopsy for the Diagnosis of an Abdominal Bronchogenic Cyst
Authors: Cassiani Jessica , Crinò Stefano Francesco , Manfrin Erminia , Rivelli Matteo , Gabbrielli Armando , Guglielmi Alfredo , Pedrazzani Corrado
Published: February 2021

A 57-year-old woman with epigastric pain was diagnosed with a 6-cm abdominal cystic lesion of unclear origin on cross-sectional imaging. Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) demonstrated a unilocular cyst located between the pancreas, gastric wall, and left adrenal gland, with a regular wall filled with dense fluid with multiple hyperechoic floating spots. A 19-G needle was used to puncture the cyst, but no fluid could be aspirated. Therefore, EUS-guided through-the-needle biopsy (EUS-TTNB) was performed. Histological analysis of the retrieved fragments revealed a fibrous wall lined by “respiratory-type” epithelium with ciliated columnar cells, consistent with the diagnosis of a bronchogenic cyst. Laparoscopic excision was performed, and the diagnosis was confirmed based on the findings of the surgical specimen. Abdominal bronchogenic cysts are extremely uncommon, and a definitive diagnosis is commonly obtained after the examination of surgical specimens due to the lack of pathognomonic findings on cross-sectional imaging and poor cellularity on EUS-guided fine-needle aspiration cytology. EUS-TTNB is useful for establishing a preoperative histological diagnosis, thus supporting the decision-making process.
Gamifying Questions by Adding Contextin the Creative Development Marketing Research
Authors:   Uniwersytet Warszawski, Wydział Zarządzania, Ścibor-Rylski Michał
Published: February 2021

Gamifi cation is defi ned as using game design elements in non-gaming contexts: education, management, marketing and also market research. Gamifi ed research tools help to increase respondents’ engagement and obtain more in-depth results. Up till now the eff ects of gamifi cations were tested in the domains of brand strategy and consumer experience. The article shows the results of the experiment proving the eff ectiveness of a gamifi ed approach to the qualitative advertisement testing. The experimental group with a narrative context added to a question regarding the fi rst impression performed better than the control group with a standard task. Also gender diff erences were observed: the eff ect was valid only for men – there were no signifi cant diff erences in the performance of women in both groups. Due to an uneven split of men and women and a small sample in general, this eff ect needs further examination.
De la « douleur totale » à la souffrance existentielle
Authors: Doucet Hubert
Published: February 2021

La question de la sédation dite terminale pour cause de souffrance existentielle
soulève de nombreux débats dans les milieux palliatifs. Pour éclairer ce débat, j’ai cherché
à dégager l’orientation de ces discussions et à discerner ce qu’ils nous apprennent sur le
rapport de la médecine à la souffrance des personnes en fin de vie. Ainsi, je me suis
d’abord intéressé au vocabulaire. Par la suite, j’ai analysé le concept de douleur totale
qu’avait élaboré Cicely Saunders, la fondatrice des soins palliatifs. Puis je me suis penché
sur les raisons pour lesquelles ce concept ne semble plus répondre aux besoins
actuels. Enfin, je propose quelques orientations de travail pour faire de la souffrance
existentielle le coeur des soins de fin de vie.
French Wisdom at the Serbian Medieval Court
Authors: Krstic Darko
Published: February 2021

Serbian Archbishop Daniel II (ca 1270-1337) described the Vitae of the medieval Serbian rulers from the Nemanjic dynasty. Among these royal hagio-biographies, the presentation of the life of Queen Helen of Anjou stands out since she is the only woman whose life was inspirational enough for Daniel II to incorporate it into the sequence of rulers and archbishops of medieval Serbia. In his picture of Queen Helen, Daniel II heavily employs various wisdom motifs from the Bible, especially from the Book of Proverbs. Prov 31,1-9 occupies a very prominent place as the background for Queen Helen’s long admonition to her sons and future kings, Dragutin and Milutin. Daniel II emphasizes the main point of the motherly admonition in Prov 31,1-9 - the just adjudication of deprived people - to suit the historical milieu of the Serbian court by underlining the importance of just judgment for Helen’s sons, the future kings. Nevertheless, at the same time, Daniel II does not develop a copy-paste reception of Prov 31,1-9 into his writing but consciously omits those elements of the instruction of Prov 31,1-9 (especially the warning against relationships with numerous women) which might appear to criticize the multiple marriages of King Milutin during his long reign (1282-1321).
Debatibilidad de la teoría de la errata de imprenta en «haba morisca»
Authors: Forcadas Alberto
Published: February 2021

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The Play of Poliscena. Composed by Leonardo Aretino (traduccion al inglés del texto de 1478)
Authors: Jones Joseph R.
Published: February 2021

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Celestina on Stage; Celestina on the Radio; Ponencias; Tesis doctorales; Bibliografia; Cursos y Programas Especiales
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Isaco Coeno de... ¿dónde?
Authors: De Vries Henk
Published: February 2021

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D. W. McPheeters, Estudios humanísticos sobre «La Celestina»
Authors: Stern Charlotte
Published: February 2021

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Celestina On Stage; Publicaciones; Ponencias
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Pero Diaz de Toledo's Proverbios de Seneca and the Composition of Celestina, Act IV
Authors: Dubno Barbara Riss , Walsh John K.
Published: February 2021

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El uso de los apartes en Celestina
Authors: Moudoud Chantal Cassan
Published: February 2021

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Celestina secundum litem: Miguel Marciales' «Carta a Stephen Gilman»
Authors: Round Nicholas G.
Published: February 2021

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Pamela S. Brakhage, The Theology of «La lozana andaluza»
Authors: Surtz Ronald E.
Published: February 2021

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Spanish Urban Life in the Late Fifteenth Century as Seen in Celestina
Authors: Lihani John
Published: February 2021

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Celestina, Authorship, and the Computer
Authors: Wyatt James L.
Published: February 2021

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Correction: [J. GWARA on Hispanic Studies in Honor of Alan D. Deyermond]
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Una nueva tragicomedia celestinesca del siglo XVI
Authors: Arata Stefano
Published: February 2021

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La casa de Pleberio en Salamanca
Authors: Severin Dorothy S. , Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Esperanza Gurza, Lectura existencialista de «La Celestina»
Authors: McPheeters Dean W.
Published: February 2021

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New Monographs; Celestina Speaks Japanese; Celestina Sings in French; On Video; On Stage; At the Congresses
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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A Propos the Pantomime Ox, Sexual Innuendo, and Fuddled Partridges: Yet More on Pármeno's Remark
Authors: Gerli Michael E.
Published: February 2021

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Crispin vs Polichinela: Unas similitudes dramáticas entre Celestina y Los intereses creados de Benavente
Authors: Santana Mario
Published: February 2021

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Celestina en las casas editoras; Miscelánea; Celestina en los congresos; Celestina en las tablas
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Celestina de Fernando de Rojas: documento bibliográfico (séptimo suplemento)
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Notas a una lectura de Celestina del siglo XVI: La comedia de Sepúlveda
Authors: Carrasco Félix
Published: February 2021

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La crisis de Celestina, o la humanización del teatro español: De Irene López Heredia a Amparo Rivelles
Authors: Oliva César
Published: February 2021

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Teaching Celestina: A Collaborative Venture
Authors: Wilkins Constance L.
Published: February 2021

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Index to Celestinesca [1977-1988], Vols. 1-12
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Albrecht Von Eyb's Margarita Poética: What Every Celestinista Should Know
Authors: Whinnom Keith
Published: February 2021

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Celestina Times Two and Entropy
Authors: Holdsworth Carole A.
Published: February 2021

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Kurt & Roswitha Reichenberger, Das Spanische Drama im Goldenen Zeitalter - Ein bibliographisches Handbuch
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Celestina de Fernando de Rojas: documento bibliográfico (noveno suplemento)
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Las artes de amores, Celestina, y el género literario de la Penitencia de amor de Urrea
Authors: Gómez Jesús
Published: February 2021

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Celestina de Palacio: Madrid, Biblioteca de Palacio, MS 1520
Authors: Faulhaber Charles B.
Published: February 2021

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El pensamiento mágico en Celestina, «instrumento de lid o contienda»
Authors: Vian Herrero Ana
Published: February 2021

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James R; Stamm, La estructura de la «Celestina»: una lectura analítica
Authors: Kish Kathleen
Published: February 2021

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Carmelo Samoná (1926-1990)
Authors: Arata Stefano
Published: February 2021

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Lucrecia en el esquema didáctico de Celestina
Authors: Okamura Hajime
Published: February 2021

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La Celestina in nuce (En torno a mi adaptación escénica de la obra de Fernando de Rojas)
Authors: Morales José Ricardo
Published: February 2021

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«Minerva con el can»
Authors: Lozano-Renieblas Isabel
Published: February 2021

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Celestina en los congresos; reseñas de Celestina; investigaciones en preparación; Celestina en las tablas; desfile imaginativo en el que vemos a Celestina; cursos especiales; tesis doctorales y nuevas disertaciones sobre Celestina y la celestinesca
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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The «Argumento» of Celestina
Authors: Whinnom Keith , Deyermond (ed.) Alan D.
Published: February 2021

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Recapitulation: A Technique of Character Portrayal in Celestina
Authors: Smith R. Roger
Published: February 2021

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Fernando de Rojas/Pablo Picasso. La Celestina oder Tragikömodie von Calisto und Melibea. Trad. Fritz Vogelsang
Authors: Siebenmann Gustav
Published: February 2021

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Robert L. Hathaway, ed. P. M. Ximenez de Urrea. Penitencia de amor
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Dos congresos en 1991 celebran el 450º aniversario de la muerte de Fernando de Rojas
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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La Celestina (teatro), Teatro Estable, Granada
Authors: Severin Dorothy S.
Published: February 2021

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Celestina de Fernando de Rojas: documento bibliográfico (catorceno suplemento)
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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De Celestinas: problemas metodológico
Authors: Baranda Consolación
Published: February 2021

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Un tercer autor para la Tragicomedia
Authors: Garci-Gómez Miguel
Published: February 2021

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Otra lectura de Calixto y Melibea
Authors: Fox Lucía
Published: February 2021

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La Celestina: Los Angeles, Teatro Bilingüe
Authors: Azfali Ana M.
Published: February 2021

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Celestina de Fernando de Rojas: documento bibliográfico (decimoquinto suplemento)
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Celestina a lo divino: el caso de la Tragedia Policiana
Authors: Vélez Quiñones Harry
Published: February 2021

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Concerning Melibea's Breasts
Authors: Hathaway Robert L.
Published: February 2021

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Tres notas a la Celestina
Authors: Fradejas Lebrero José
Published: February 2021

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«Huevos asados»: Nota marginal
Authors: Fernández Rivera Enrique
Published: February 2021

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En torno a la presencia de Celestina en el teatro breve de los siglos XVII y XVIII. Edición de Los Gigantones, entremés de Francisco de Castro
Authors: Buezo Catalina
Published: February 2021

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Leon Battista Alberti's Philodoxus (c.1424): An English Translation
Authors: Jones Joseph R. , Guzzi Lucia
Published: February 2021

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Salsa Celestina: Watford Palace
Authors: Whetnall Jane
Published: February 2021

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Celestina de Fernando de Rojas: documento bibliográfico (decimosexto suplemento)
Authors: Snow Joseph T. , Reyes-Durán Martín
Published: February 2021

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Celestina and the Magical Empowerment of Women
Authors: Severin Dorothy S.
Published: February 2021

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Femando de Rojas and «Celestina»: Approaching the Fifth Century, Madison, WI: Hispanic Seminary of Medieval Studies
Authors: Greenia George D.
Published: February 2021

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Calisto and Melibea: Meeting Again, for the First Time
Authors: Hathaway Robert
Published: February 2021

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Celestina de Fernando de Rojas: documento bibliográfico (decimosepto suplemento)
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Diálogo, novela, y retórica en Celestina
Authors: Moreno Hernández Carlos
Published: February 2021

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Celestina de Fernando de Rojas: documento bibliográfico (decimoctavo suplemento)
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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El auto IX y la destronización de Melibea
Authors: Maurizi Françoise
Published: February 2021

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Dorothy Sherman Severin, Female Empowerment and Witchcraft in «Celestina»
Authors: Costa Fontes Manuel da
Published: February 2021

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Burton's The Anatomy of Melancholy: A Seventeenth Century View of Celestina
Authors: Castells Ricardo
Published: February 2021

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Más datos sobre la metáfora de la serpiente-cupiditas en Celestina
Authors: Blay Manzanera Vicenta
Published: February 2021

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El «boezuelo», el «buey de caza» y el «cabestrillo» privado
Authors: Fradejas Rueda José Manuel
Published: February 2021

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Celestina de Fernando de Rojas: documento bibliográfico (vigésimo suplemento)
Authors: Snow Joseph T. , Garza Randal P.
Published: February 2021

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Index 1-20 (1977-1996)
Authors: Snow Joseph T. , Garza Randal P.
Published: February 2021

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Una forma no lineal de leer Celestina: el compendio de sententiae como mapa textual
Authors: Fernández Enrique
Published: February 2021

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Precincts of Contention: Urban Places and the Ideology of Space in Celestina
Authors: Gerli E. Michael
Published: February 2021

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Ejemplares de Celestina de la colección Foulche-Delbosc en la Biblioteca Nacional de la República Argentina
Authors: Oliveto Georgina
Published: February 2021

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Introducción: «"...y fve nascido en la Pvebla de Montalván": siguiendo la huella (moderna) de Fernando de Rojas»
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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Urge dar solución definitiva al emplazamiento de los restos de F. de Rojas (1965)
Authors: Martín Aragón-Adrada Julián
Published: February 2021

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Performance and Prelection in the Early Printed Editions of Celestina
Authors: Rivera Isidro J.
Published: February 2021

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La escala de amor de Calisto
Authors: Maurizi Françoise
Published: February 2021

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Cornelius Agrippa and Celestina
Authors: Snow Joseph T. , Cherchi Paolo
Published: February 2021

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Emilio de Miguel Martínez, La Celestina de Rojas
Authors: Botta Patrizia
Published: February 2021

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Carmelo Bernaola, La Celestina, (ballet)
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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El original manuscrito de la Comedia de Fernando de Rojas: una conjetura
Authors: Orduna Germán
Published: February 2021

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La presencia de Celestina en las librerias de finales del XVI (del uso y consumo de Celestina)
Authors: Montoya Martínez Jesús
Published: February 2021

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De plumas, plumiferos y otros seres alados: trayectoria y enigmas de una metáfora polifacética de la Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea
Authors: Palafox Eloísa
Published: February 2021

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Otra nota a Isaco de Coeno
Authors: De Vries Henk
Published: February 2021

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Celestina. A Tragic Musical Comedy, adaptación de Brad Bond y Jason-Michael Fiske
Authors: Romero Raúl
Published: February 2021

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El exordio de Celestina: el autor a un su amigo
Authors: Von der Walde Moheno Lilian
Published: February 2021

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El humanista Alonso de Proaza y la «materia nueva» de Celestina
Authors: Pardo Pastor Jordi
Published: February 2021

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Reflexiones sobre el incipit y la portada de las ediciones de la Comedia de Calisto y Melibea y el Manuscrito de Palacio
Authors: Prieto de la Iglesia Remedios
Published: February 2021

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Claudina, del recuerdo a la vida
Authors: Esteban Martín Luis Mariano
Published: February 2021

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«A la presencia de Calisto se presentó la deseada Melibea»: la memoria en el argumento general de Celestina
Authors: Castells Ricardo
Published: February 2021

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Imagery of Love and Death in Pleberio's Lament
Authors: Corfis Ivy A.
Published: February 2021

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Celestina: documento bibliográfico (vigésimocuarto suplemento)
Authors: Snow Joseph T. , Del Valle Mónica María
Published: February 2021

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Las desviaciones de Pármeno o la caida de un ángel
Authors: Heusch Carlos
Published: February 2021

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Historia de la recepción de Celestina: 1499-1822. III (1601-1800)
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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1502-2002: Five Hundred Years of Fernando de Rojas' Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea (18-19 de octubre del 2002, Indiana University-Bloomington)
Authors: Álvarez Raúl
Published: February 2021

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Index de Celestinesca 1-26 (1977-2002)
Authors: Snow Joseph T. , Garza Randal P.
Published: February 2021

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El huerto de Melibea: Parodia y subversión de un topos medieval
Authors: Sosa Velasco Alfredo J.
Published: February 2021

El presente artículo explora los posibles significados y funciones (así como las connotaciones) que el huerto de Melibea tiene dentro del texto de LC. Comprender la fluidez de las relaciones entre representación, por un lado, y significación misma del huerto, por otro, es la meta de este análisis. Se pretende responder a la siguiente pregunta: ¿es acaso el huerto de Melibea una variación del cronotopo del hortus clausus, que parodia el locus amoenus tradicional característico de la producción literaria medieval y moderna española?
«Voici des détails exacts» (Sobre La Celestina de Biblioteca Clásica)
Authors: Rico Francisco
Published: February 2021

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Re: «Voici des détails exacts» (Sobre La Celestina de Biblioteca Clásica)
Authors: Botta Patrizia
Published: February 2021

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Celestina: documento bibliográfico (vigésimosexto suplemento)
Authors: Snow Joseph T.
Published: February 2021

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«Hombre Sciente» and «Docto Varón»: A Profile of Fernando de Rojas' Authorial Persona
Authors: Cocozzella Peter
Published: February 2021

En la «Carta a un su amigo» y en el «Prólogo» propiamente dicho —es decir, los textos añadidos a manera de prefación, respectivamente, a las dos versiones (Comedia y Tragicomedia) de la obra comúnmente titulada Celestina— se perfilan dos figuras de singular relieve: el «docto varón» y el «hombre sciente». En vista de estos personajes, cabe lanzar la hipótesis de dos perspectivas, una cómica y otra trágica, que entran en juego en la constitución de toda la obra. La hipótesis nos permite apartarnos de la peliaguda controversia, aún falta de resolución, relativa a cuestiones de autoría. Podemos, así, fijarnos en la presencia de una «persona autorial», que integre las características individuales de auctoritates como Heráclito, Petrarca, Ausiàs March, Juan de Mena, Rodrigo Cota, eminentes retratos, todos ellos, algunos del «docto varón», otros del «hombre sciente» en cuestión.
Calisto y las consecuencias del deseo. Una posible influencia de las Metamorphosis en la Tragicomedia
Authors: Guardiola-Griffiths Cristina
Published: February 2021

El presente artículo ofrece una hipótesis sobre el desarrollo de Calisto, intentando establecer una posible conexión entre el personaje de La Celestina y la Calisto del Ovidius moralizatus.
De interjecciones, onomatopeyas y paralingüismo en La Celestina
Authors: Torres Álvarez María Dolores
Published: February 2021

Diversos estudios sobre La Celestina han señalado una relación directa entre su tipología textual y la forma de transmisión de la misma dando a entender que ello respondería a que, en la época, la difusión de la obra se llevaría esencialmente a cabo a través de la lectura dramatizada en público. Por este motivo, se han buscando en el texto aquellos elementos expresivos que con más frecuencia se vinculan al uso oral de la lengua. Concretamente, se ha sistematizado la presencia de las interjecciones propias por considerar que son signos espontáneos y, por tanto, exponentes inmediatos de estados anímicos o situacionales que facilitan un eficaz acercamiento al receptor.  Se dedica un espacio privilegiado a la onomatopeya «tha» por considerar que su presencia aclararía algo más sobre la lectura dramatizada de la obra.
Sobre la edición Ars amandi vs reprobatio amoris. Fernando de Rojas y La Celestina
Authors: Lacarra Eukene
Published: February 2021

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Consolación Baranda. La Celestina y el mundo como conflicto
Authors: Vicente García Luis Miguel
Published: February 2021

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La recepción de la Celestina en Alemania: su primera adaptación teatral (Richard Zoozmann, 1905)
Authors: Carmona Ruiz Fernando
Published: February 2021

Este artículo presenta la adaptación teatral que Richard Zoozmann hizo de la Celestina en 1905. Para ello se esboza una semblanza biográfica y se recapitulan los testimonios celestinistas más relevantes de la crítica literaria alemana del s. XIX. Este último aspecto explica mejor los porqués de la adaptación zoozmanniana, en especial sus modificaciones y adiciones. Con el objetivo de dar a conocer mejor dicha adaptación y poder establecer paralelismos con futuras versiones teatrales, se resume la trama de Die Celestine y se resalta su fidelidad al texto rojano, sus cambios y fuentes. El resultado es una adaptación neorromántica en la que se elimina todo aspecto atrevido que soliviantara la moral y costumbres de su época. De este modo, Zoozmann adultera la versión original castellana al configurarla con  un  patrón  shakesperiano, en el que las semejanzas con Romeo y Julieta son evidentes. Por último, se narra el escaso eco de su fortuna, que pudo haber sido mayor si Richard Strauss hubiera hecho una ópera a partir de esta adaptación.
La amistad, el remedio de la Fortuna en La Celestina
Authors: Gil-Oslé Juan P.
Published: February 2021

La amistad es un tema al que no se le ha prestado atención en la crítica celestinesca. Este estudio muestra la importancia del concepto de amicitia en el conjunto de la Tragicomedia.  Desde  el  «autor»  que  aconseja  a  su  amigo-lector-mecenas que se aparte de las trampas del amor, hasta el planto de Pleberio, La Celestina rebosa de conceptos y dichos sobre la amistad provenientes de fuentes clásicas y renacentistas. La relación que se establece entre los cambios de fortuna y la elección correcta de los amigos queda patente tanto por la existencia de amicitia vera en las motivaciones del «autor», como, sobre todo, por su carencia en los corazones de los personajes. El concepto renacentista de la amistad como instrumento que mejora la calidad de vida de los individuos de una sociedad es fundamental para la comprensión cabal de la obra.
«Huego de amor»: la metáfora amor fuego en la estructura de Celestina
Authors: Sánchez Jiménez Antonio
Published: February 2021

En el estudio de Celestina, la crítica contemporánea se ha centrado frecuentemente en analizar la visión del amor que destila la obra. Nuestro estudio contribuye a determinar el papel del amor en Celestina analizando una metáfora de la obra, el amor como fuego, y sus implicaciones. El modo más común en que los personajes de Celestina describen el amor es recurriendo a la metáfora clásica del amor como fuego. De hecho, la frase «huego de amor» aparece con inusitada frecuencia en la Tragicomedia para describir los sentimientos de los personajes. La expresión aparece vinculada a dos famosas conflagraciones urbanas de la Antigüedad clásica: las de Troya y Roma. El papel destructor que el amor desempeñó en estos dos conocidos incendios implica que tanto la frase como las conflagraciones funcionan como advertencias que anuncian el trágico fin de los amantes de Celestina. De este modo, la obra asocia conflagración urbana y amor fuego para transmitir una lección moral sobre la peligrosidad del amor.