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SPANISH STUDIES: LITERATURE, 1700-1823

SPANISH STUDIES: LITERATURE, 1700-1823 Spanish Studies LITERATURE, 1700-1823 By N !COLE HARRISON I. BIBLIOGRAPHY AND GENERAL F. Aguilar Pinal, Bibliograjfa de autores espanoles del siglo XVIII, n, c--cH, M, CSIC- lnstituto 'Miguel de Cervantes', is the second of the ten volumes reviewed in YWMLS, 43· A. Alvarez de Morales, Inquisicion e Ilustracion (IJOo-1834), M, Fundaci6n Universitaria Espanola, I982, 220 pp., describes the gradual decline of the Jesuit influence on the Indices of the Inquisition after the rehabilitation of the works ofEnrico Norris, attributes the Santo Ojicio's fall from grace at the end of the century to the respective doctrines of Regalism and J ansenism, and assesses the effect of the Fr. Revolution on the changing concept of heresy. The terminological inertia of most r8th-century literary historians is condemned by G. Camero, La cara oscura del siglo de las luces, M, Fundaci6njuan March, I23 pp., who contends that a valid assessment of Spanish Enlightenment literature can only be attemp­ ted through the dialectic duality of Reason and emotion and sensibility. Concentrating on the second part of the equation, he analyses the aesthetic canon of lo sublime in the genres of the comedia sentimental, poetry and the narrative. J. M. Caso Gonzalez, Historia y critica http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies Brill

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Spanish Studies LITERATURE, 1700-1823 By N !COLE HARRISON I. BIBLIOGRAPHY AND GENERAL F. Aguilar Pinal, Bibliograjfa de autores espanoles del siglo XVIII, n, c--cH, M, CSIC- lnstituto 'Miguel de Cervantes', is the second of the ten volumes reviewed in YWMLS, 43· A. Alvarez de Morales, Inquisicion e Ilustracion (IJOo-1834), M, Fundaci6n Universitaria Espanola, I982, 220 pp., describes the gradual decline of the Jesuit influence on the Indices of the Inquisition after the rehabilitation of the works ofEnrico Norris, attributes the Santo Ojicio's fall from grace at the end of the century to the respective doctrines of Regalism and J ansenism, and assesses the effect of the Fr. Revolution on the changing concept of heresy. The terminological inertia of most r8th-century literary historians is condemned by G. Camero, La cara oscura del siglo de las luces, M, Fundaci6njuan March, I23 pp., who contends that a valid assessment of Spanish Enlightenment literature can only be attemp­ ted through the dialectic duality of Reason and emotion and sensibility. Concentrating on the second part of the equation, he analyses the aesthetic canon of lo sublime in the genres of the comedia sentimental, poetry and the narrative. J. M. Caso Gonzalez, Historia y critica

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Published: Mar 13, 1984

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