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Orígenes de la novela, Tomo II

By Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo
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Una introducción crítica traza el desarrollo de la narrativa breve hispánica y su relación con modelos europeos, examinando géneros, fuentes, temas y técnicas narrativas. Seguidamente se ofrecen ediciones transcritas de cuentos y novelas de los siglos XV y XVI acompañadas de notas y aparato crítico que comentan estilo, léxico, ortografía y rasgos tipográficos. El volumen explica los criterios de transcripción adoptados, preserva intencionalmente errores y variantes cuando ayudan a la comprensión histórica, y contextualiza cada texto para mostrar cómo circulaban influencias y fórmulas narrativas en ese periodo.

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Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo

Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo was a prominent Spanish scholar, critic, and historian known for his extensive work on the origins and development of the Spanish novel. His most notable contribution is the multi-volume series "Orígenes de la novela," where he explores the evolution of narrative forms in Spanish literature. Menéndez y Pelayo's scholarship is characterized by a deep engagement with literary history, and he played a significant role in the study of Spanish literature's cultural context. His insights have influenced both literary criticism and the understanding of narrative traditions in Spain.

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