Knowing subjects
Subtitle: cognitive cultural studies and early modern Spanish literature
By: Barbara Simerka
Series: Purdue studies in Romance literatures -- v. 57; Purdue studies in Romance literatures -- v. 57.
Publisher: Purdue University Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: West Lafayette, Ind
Language: eng
Number of pages: 259
ISBN-13: 9781557536440
Subjects: Cognitive learning theory; Spanish Picaresque literature; Spanish literature; History and criticism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Chapter One; title: Introduction: Cognitive Cultural Studies; title: Theory of Mind and Social Intelligence; title: Machiavellian Intelligence; title: Overview; title: Chapter Two; title: Theory of Mind, Social Intelligence, and Urban Courtship Drama; title: Wise Women in El conde Partinuples; title: Cognitive enredos in Azevedo's El muerto disimulado; title: An Insightful Martyr: La margarita del Tajo; title: Machinations of a Female Don Juan: La traicion en la amistad; title: The Deceiver Deceived: La verdad sospechosa; title: Mirror Neurons in El desden con el desden; title: Chapter Three; title: Social Intelligence and Foraging: Primates and Early Modern Picaros; title: The Picaro's Cognitive Epiphany; title: Machiavellian Intelligence, Foraging, and Famine; title: Charity, Poor Laws, and Social Intelligence; title: Beyond Beef: Social Intelligence and Swindling; title: Chapter Four; title: Social Intelligence and Social Climbing: Picaros and Cortesanos; title: Gracian, Goffman, and Self-Fashioning; title: Impression Management among Picaros; title: Social Intelligence and Gender Relations; title: ToM and Consequences; title: (Un)reliable Picaresque Narrators; title: Chapter Five; title: Contextualism, Skepticism, and Honor; title: Contextualism and Early Modern Skepticism; title: Skepticism and Female Honor; title: Gutierre's Skeptical Dilemma: El medico de su honra; title: Cognition and Curiosity in Cervantes; title: Cognitive Malpractice and Wife Murder in Zayas's Novellas; title: Satisfied Skepticism: Lope's El animal de Hungria; title: Too Good to Be True: Zayas Deconstructs; title: Happy Endings; title: Chapter Six; title: Contextualism and Performance in Lope's Lo fingido verdadero; title: Moriscos and the Performance of Christian Identity; title: Metatheater and Skepticism; title: The Real Genesius: Role Playing and Reality; title: An Actor Performs Authentic Conversion; title: Chapter Seven; title: Cognition and Reading in Don Quixote; title: The Paradox of Fiction; title: Overactive Reading: Immersion and Participatory Response; title: ToM and Machiavellian Intelligence in Don Quixote; title: Source Monitoring and Metacognition; title: Reading and the Visual Imagination: Radiant Ignition; title: Conclusion: The Practice of Cognitive Cultural Studies.