Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Contributors
- General Preface: Charlemagne: A European Icon
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- 1 Charlemagne as a Creative Force in the Spanish Epic
- 2 Rebel Nephews and Royal Sisters: The Tale of Bernardo del Carpio
- 3 The Old Counselors in the Roncesvals Matière and the Spanish Epic
- 4 The Construction of Space and Place in the Narrative: Cuento del Enperador Carlos Maynes de Roma e de la Buena Enperatris Seuilla, su mugier
- 5 Converting the Saracen: The Historia del emperador Carlomagno and the Christianization of Granada
- 6 Charlemagne and Agramante: Confusing Camps in Cervantes’ El Laberinto de Amor, La Casa de los Celos and Don Quijote
- Postscript: Later Disseminations in the Hispanic Ballad Tradition and Other Works
- Bibliography
- Index
- Bristol Studies in Medieval Cultures
Frontmatter
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 08 May 2021
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Contributors
- General Preface: Charlemagne: A European Icon
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- 1 Charlemagne as a Creative Force in the Spanish Epic
- 2 Rebel Nephews and Royal Sisters: The Tale of Bernardo del Carpio
- 3 The Old Counselors in the Roncesvals Matière and the Spanish Epic
- 4 The Construction of Space and Place in the Narrative: Cuento del Enperador Carlos Maynes de Roma e de la Buena Enperatris Seuilla, su mugier
- 5 Converting the Saracen: The Historia del emperador Carlomagno and the Christianization of Granada
- 6 Charlemagne and Agramante: Confusing Camps in Cervantes’ El Laberinto de Amor, La Casa de los Celos and Don Quijote
- Postscript: Later Disseminations in the Hispanic Ballad Tradition and Other Works
- Bibliography
- Index
- Bristol Studies in Medieval Cultures
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- Publisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2016