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Acknowledgments 7
Introduction Juana of Castile: From Romanticism to the Twenty-First Century Maria Asuncion Gomez Gomez, Maria Asuncion Santiago Juan-Navarro Juan-Navarro, Santiago Phyllis Zatlin Zatlin, Phyllis 9
Pt. I The Historical Context
Queen Juana: Legend and History Bethany Aram Aram, Bethany 33
Juana I of Castile, Catherine of Aragon, and the Failure of Feminine Power in the Construction of Empire Elena Gascon Vera Vera, Elena Gascon 47
Pt. II Juana of Castile in Spanish Literature
Necrophilia, Madness, and Degeneration in Manuel Tamayo y Baus's La locura de amor (1855) David R. George, Jr. George, David R., Jr. 61
The Historical Truth and Aesthetic Truth of Santa Juana de Castilla by Benito Perez Caldos Jose Luis Mora Garcia Garcia, Jose Luis Mora 77
Ramon Gomez de la Serna's Superhistory: An Original Approach to the Life of Juana of Castile Mercedes Tasende Tasende, Mercedes 92
Juana the Mad as a Prototype of Federico Garcia Lorca's Andalusian Martyr Complex Salvatore Poeta Poeta, Salvatore 107
Juana of Castile, Reader of Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam: An Interpretation of Manuel Martinez Mediero's Juana del amor hermoso Vilma Navarro-Daniels Navarro-Daniels, Vilma 119
Pt. III Foreign Representations of the Mad Queen
The Spectacle of the Other: Madness in Falsa cronica de Juana la Loca Becky Boling Boling, Becky 133
Is There a Method to Her Madness?: The Representation of Juana of Castile in French Literature Tara Foster Foster, Tara 144
Jeanne de Castille at Center Stage: The Spanish Queen in Recent French Theater Phyllis Zatlin Zatlin, Phyllis 158
Pt. IV Juana of Castile in Opera and the Visual Arts
Madness asNationalistic Spectacle: Juana and the Myths of Nineteenth-Century Historical Painting Maria Elena Solino Solino, Maria Elena 175
Juana la coloratura Jan Reinhart Reinhart, Jan 198
Political Madness: Juan de Ordufia's Locura de amor as a National Allegory Santiago Juan-Navarro Juan-Navarro, Santiago 210
Woman, Nation, and Desire in Juan de Ordufia's Locura de Amor and Vicente Aranda's Juana la Loca Maria Asuncion Gomez Gomez, Maria Asuncion 228
App. I Portraits and Paintings Pedro Lopez Gomez Gomez, Pedro Lopez 243
App. II Juana as a Palimpsest 252
Contributors 256
Index 261
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reviewed Juana of Castile: History and Myth of the Mad Queen on February 10, 2018
Juana of Castile: History and Myth of the Mad Queen
A collection of critical essays on Don Quixote. My favorite was Leo Spitzer's piece on linguistic perspectivism and identity.
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