Cervantes across the centuries : a quadricentennial volume / Edited by Angel Flores and M.J. Benardete.

Contributor Flores, A. (Angel)

Imprint:New York : Dryden press, 1947.

Descriptionx, 374 p. : front. ; 24 cm.

Note:PART ONE: An introduction to Cervantes / Jean Cassou -- The genesis of "Don Quixote" / Ramón Menndez-Pidal -- The composition of "Don Quixote" / Joaquin Casalduero -- The style of "Don Quixote" / Helmut Hatzfeld -- Social and historical background / A. Morel-Fatio -- PART TWO: The spirit of Castile / Miguel de Unamuno -- Incarnation in "Don Quixote" / Américo Castro -- The "Simpata" of Don Quixote / Benedetto Croce -- The career of the hero / Waldo Frank -- Critical realism / Mario Casella -- PART THREE: "Don Quixote" and "Moby Dick" / Harry Levin -- The "Persiles" mystery / Mack Singleton -- Thematic design / Pavel I. Novitsky -- The apocryphal "Quixote" / Stephen Gilman -- Musical settings to Cervantes / Charles Haywood -- PART FOUR: Cervantes and English literature / Edwin B. Knowles -- French translations of Cervantes / Esther J. Crooks -- Cervantes in Germany / Lienhard Bergel -- Cervantes in Russia / Ludmilla B. Turkevich.

Bibliography Note:A selected bibliography. Supplemental bibliography (p. 383-386)

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