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Prólogos de ida y vuelta: Juan de Piña, Alonso de Castillo Solórzano, Francisco de Quintana, Juan Pérez de Montalbán y María de Zayas en el campo literario de Lope de Vega
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This paper reviews the dialogue and controversies between the paratexts of a corpus of collections of short novels –and romances– published from 1624 to 1637: Novelas ejemplares y prodigiosas historias (1624) and Varias fortunas (1627) by Juan de Piña; La desdicha en la constancia (1624) and El cuerdo amante (1628) by Miguel Moreno; Sucesos y prodigios de amor (1624) by Juan Pérez de Montalbán; Tardes entretenidas (1625), Jornadas alegres (1626), Tiempo de regocijo (1627), Escarmientos de amor moralizados (1628), Lisardo enamorado (1629) and Huerta de Valencia (1629) by Alonso de Castillo Solórzano; Experiencias de amor y fortuna (1626) and Historia de Hipólito y Aminta (1627) by Francisco de Quintana; and Novelas amorosas y ejemplares (1637) by María de Zayas. It focuses upon the active literary field around Lope de Vega, on the collaborations of the printers Juan González and Luis Sánchez with de bookseller Alonso Pérez and, over all, on the “Prólogo al que leyere” and the “Prólogo de un desapasionado” in the Zayas’s volume. After proposing a writing date for the first one (1626), it is shown that the author of the second foreword (c. 1635-1637) was Castillo Solórzano.
Title: Prólogos de ida y vuelta: Juan de Piña, Alonso de Castillo Solórzano, Francisco de Quintana, Juan Pérez de Montalbán y María de Zayas en el campo literario de Lope de Vega
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This paper reviews the dialogue and controversies between the paratexts of a corpus of collections of short novels –and romances– published from 1624 to 1637: Novelas ejemplares y prodigiosas historias (1624) and Varias fortunas (1627) by Juan de Piña; La desdicha en la constancia (1624) and El cuerdo amante (1628) by Miguel Moreno; Sucesos y prodigios de amor (1624) by Juan Pérez de Montalbán; Tardes entretenidas (1625), Jornadas alegres (1626), Tiempo de regocijo (1627), Escarmientos de amor moralizados (1628), Lisardo enamorado (1629) and Huerta de Valencia (1629) by Alonso de Castillo Solórzano; Experiencias de amor y fortuna (1626) and Historia de Hipólito y Aminta (1627) by Francisco de Quintana; and Novelas amorosas y ejemplares (1637) by María de Zayas.
It focuses upon the active literary field around Lope de Vega, on the collaborations of the printers Juan González and Luis Sánchez with de bookseller Alonso Pérez and, over all, on the “Prólogo al que leyere” and the “Prólogo de un desapasionado” in the Zayas’s volume.
After proposing a writing date for the first one (1626), it is shown that the author of the second foreword (c.
1635-1637) was Castillo Solórzano.
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