Al que en buen hora nació - Essays on the Spanish Epic and Ballad in Honour of Colin Smith -- Powell, B. & West, G.(ed.)
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商品コード: 134400
商品コード(SBC): 134400
ISBN13: 9780853231691
サイズ: 15.5 x 23.5 x 1.5 cm
頁 数: 208 pgs.
重 量: 0.39 kgs
装 丁: paper cover
出版社: Liverpool University Press
発行年: 1996
発行地: Liverpool
双書名: Hispanic Stud. T.R.C. 12
書籍状態: 経年変化による表紙ヤケ
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The essays in this volume are dedicated to Colin Smith by colleagues, pupils and friends from Britain, Spain and the United States of America. The contributions focus on the Spanish epie and bailad, two fields in which Colin has had an important influence as an editor and critic. We could not hope to do justice to the full range of Colin’s scholarly interests in a single volume like this. Hence, it was decided to concentrate on these two areas.
Colin Smith, Doctor of Letters, Corresponding Member of the Real Academia de la Lengua Española, Comendador de la Orden de Isabel La Católica, is an exemplary scholar and a gentleman. Brought up on the south coast of England, he took his first degree in 1950 at the University of Cambridge at St Catharine’s College, that ancient but discreet college between more illustrious neighbours. After his first degree, Colin remained at St Catharine’s for his doctoral studies. His thesis, ‘The Origins of Gongorism’, earned him a doctora te in 1954. By this time, he had become a lecturer at the University of Leeds where he was to stay for over a decade, rising through the ranks to a Senior Lectureship in a period of expansion in universities.
lt was at Leeds that Colin began to establish his reputation as an outstanding teacher and productive researcher. Generous to students with his time and his hospitality, he would offer them the chance to visit him and his wife, Ruth, at their home. As his experience grew, he was the ideal choice as Sub-Dean, a post he held for several years and which brought him closer than ever to students. He was al so a keen participant in the life of the Department, where certain new ballads in Spanish were to appear, featuring Colin amongst the protagonists, while he prepared his own edition of traditional Spanish ballads, which appeared in 1964. Prior to this, he had published a number of articles on Golden Age topics, and, then, in the 1960s, publications on the Spanish epie began to appear. It was also at Leeds that Colin’s interest in lexicography was able to grow and to bear early fruit in a publication for Harrap and in the edition of Langenscheidt’s bilingual dictionary in which he participated.
- From Preface
CONTENTS:
Preface......1
Bibliography of Colin Smith......5
Ballad Hunting in Zamora, SAMUEL G. ARMISTEAD......13
The Problem of Lost Epics: Evidence and Criteria, ALAN DEYERMOND...... 27
‘¡Fabla, Pero Mudo ...... !’-’¡Direvos, Çid ...... !’: Address in the Poema de mio Cid, JOHN GORNALL......45
Marksmanship and Meaning in ‘Aiora la bien cercada’, DAVID HOOK......55
Sobre las dobles bodas en el Poema de mío Cid, MARÍA EUGENIA LACARRA......73
Factitious Flowers or Fictitious Fossils? The romances viejos Re-viewed, IAN MICHAEL......91
‘¡Dios, que buen vassalo! ¡Si oviesse buen señor!’: The Theme of the Loyal Vassal in the Poema de mio Cid, D. G. PATTISON......107
‘Asil creçe la ondra a mio Çid el Campeador’: The Role of Minaya Alvar Fáñez in the Poema de mio Cid MILIJA N. PAVLOVIC and ROGER M. WALKER......115
Attributive Adjective Position in the Poema de mio Cid CHRISTOPHER J. POUNTAIN...... 129
The Cantar del rey don Sancho y cerco de Zamora and the Poema de mio Cid, BRIAN POWELL......147
The Cid and Alfonso VI Re-visited: Characterization in the Poema de mio Cid, GEOFFREY WEST......161
A Question of Genre: Roncesvalles and the Siete infantes Connection, JANE WHETNALL......171
Escribir el Poema de mio Cid, ROGER WRIGHT......189
Tabula Gratulatoria......203