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La corónica : A Journal of Medieval Hispanic Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
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ISSN (Print) 0193-3892 - ISSN (Online) 1947-4261
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From the Apple of Ein Sof to the Apple of One's Eye: Food as a Metaphor
for Magical Mergers and Kabbalistic Thought
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  Abstract: Premodern esoteric traditions and occult practices emphasize the seemingly hidden powers of common-day objects made possible via invisible forces and interactions. The wisdom of how to use and channel these powers is potentially accessible everywhere—provided one knows how and where to look—and even the most common objects can reveal hidden truths. I argue that a closer look at food practices and their prescribed uses in premodern occult lore recorded in Iberia can contribute to a deeper understanding of the central role food played in natural philosophy, the understanding of man's relationship to the material world. Indeed, many foodstuffs go through transformations before they can be consumed, whether this be ... Read More
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Are These Eggs Cooked' A Novel Interpretation of the Corbacho's Stolen
Egg
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  Abstract: Critics have underscored the aspects of caricature and misogyny in the Corbacho, focusing on how Alfonso Martínez de Toledo negatively represents women through their presumptively realistic speech. The oft-quoted monologue about the stolen egg from the first chapter of the second part of the Corbacho is one of the more colorful of examples of this speech. Many have read the passage and been amused by the great expectations that this egg held for the interlocutor. In this monologue, a woman bemoans the loss of an egg, describing through hyperbole the egg's contents and the expectations that would have been fulfilled by its use. This monologue contains many references to its consumption. The owner damns and curses ... Read More
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The Rhetoric of Impurity in Medieval Iberia
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  Abstract: Albert Memmi writes that in its extreme, racism merges into myth (176).1 Medieval Iberia gave birth to many myths: a paradise of tolerance, the seed of the Black Legend, and, to many theorists, the birth of modern racism. Myth does not signify untruth; it signifies, rather, a convenient story in which complexities are erased. Nation building requires origin myths; stories that define a people and justify actions that could be interpreted as racializing or, at the very least, acts of "stigmatization" (Harney 6). Maintaining these myths throughout history, however, requires a constant dismantling of inconvenient truths.To discuss race in the Middle Ages, according to Michael Harney, is to be guilty of anachronism ... Read More
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Tales of the Kitchen Underbelly: The Picaresque Discourse of Cooking
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  Abstract: On ne fait pas d'omelette sans casser d'oeufsYou cannot make an omelette without breaking some eggs.Food has long been understood as one of the narrative motors of picaresque literature. Wandering through an impoverished Spain, pícaros steal and deceive in order to meet the basic needs for survival.1 And even when their stomach is finally full, the imminent threat of future scarcity pushes them to have one more bite or steal one more loaf of bread.2 In this regard, critics have generally posed the relationship between food and pícaros in terms of hunger and food consumption, advancing a parallel between their desire for food and their longing for medro, or upward social mobility.3 Moving from one master to another ... Read More
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Revolución en el burgo: movimientos comunales en la Edad Media by
Carlos Astarita (review)
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  Abstract: El importante volumen que H. Salvador Martínez dedicó al estudio de las revueltas burguesas a principios del siglo XII en Sahagún y Santiago de Compostela en 1992 fue una de las últimas monografías dedicadas específicamente a este tema. Esto es sorprendente, dado que ni el tema se ha agotado ni ha demostrado ser de menor actualidad, particularmente en los últimos años. Este silencio bibliográfico resulta más asombroso si se compara con el detalle con el que recientes aportaciones bibliográficas se han ocupado de revueltas posteriores como la de la Jacquerie, las revueltas campesinas inglesas de 1381 o las guerras husitas, por citar solo algunas de ellas. A este silencio bibliográfico responde el libro del ... Read More
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Escritura somática: la materialidad de la escritura en las literaturas
ibéricas de la Edad Media a la temprana modernidad ed. by Stephanie
Béreiziat-Lang, Robert A. Folger y Miriam Palacios Larrosa (review)
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  Abstract: Desde 1990, cuando inició el giro material de la filología en los estudios medievales, esta perspectiva ha generado abundantes líneas de investigación. Por ejemplo, está aquella centrada en los rasgos específicos del formato del códice medieval y su transición al libro impreso; aquella centrada, de manera más amplia, en los soportes de la escritura (incluyendo la piedra o el cuerpo humano dentro del campo de estudio), y, también, aquella enfocada directamente en el aspecto corporal involucrado en el hecho material de la escritura. Es en esta última línea, sin ignorar las otras dos, donde se inserta este volumen. En particular, los distintos trabajos reunidos examinan las complejas relaciones entre la escritura y el ... Read More
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Sacred Skin: The Legend of St. Bartholomew in Spanish Art and Literature
by Andrew M. Beresford (review)
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  Abstract: While all torture is intended to break the victim's will and assert the power of the torturer (whether as individual or as representative of the state), some forms also focus on deconstructing the body into its parts in order to obliterate any sense of self. Among these, flaying stands apart as a particularly gruesome process that targets the skin as organ and as organizing principle for the body. As a form of torture, removing the epidermis at once activates all the nerves that end at the skin (for as long as the person survives) yet also eliminates the barrier that insulates the person as individual from the outside world both in body and mind. Thus, the very removal of skin proves its presence to be central to ... Read More
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Signa Iudicii: Orígenes, fuentes y tradición hispánica by Estefanía
Bernabé Sánchez (review)
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  Abstract: Una monografía consagrada al estudio de un aspecto particular de la historia cultural en su desarrollo a través de los siglos merece ser acogida con toda expectación; y es que el enfoque cuenta con notables precedentes. Pensamos, por ejemplo, en La idea de la fama en la Edad Media castellana de María Rosa Lida, El pequeño mundo del hombre de Francisco Rico, o La transformación de los amantes de Guillermo Serés. Por su parte, Bernabé nos presenta en este libro, resultado de su premiada tesis doctoral (VIII Premio Internacional de Tesis Doctorales 2018, Fundación Ana María Aldama Roy de Estudios Latinos), un recorrido por la tradición de un tema escatológico de largo alcance: el de los signos que precederán al fin de ... Read More
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Estudios sobre Celestina: de la "sotil invención" a la imprenta. Con
glosas nuevamente añadidas by José Luis Canet (review)
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  Abstract: La portada de la edición de la Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea impresa en Valencia en 1514 adorna la de este libro. Imagen apropiada, pero no suficiente, para dar cuenta de la trayectoria de un reconocido celestinista que ha dejado huella además en los campos del teatro, la historia del libro, la imprenta temprana, y las humanidades digitales. Tres textos preliminares nos ofrecen una completa semblanza del académico José Luis Canet. Pintan a la persona en un completo retrato del filólogo, del pionero de las humanidades digitales, y del animador de la vida universitaria a través de importantes cargos en su gestión. Este homenaje, con todo, se centra en las investigaciones que Canet ha dedicado a la Celestina a lo ... Read More
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Guía para o estudo da prosa galega medieval ed. by Esther Corral Díaz,
and Ricardo Pichel (review)
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  Abstract: While comprehensive and updated guides to medieval Spanish literature are readily available for students and researchers (one has only to think of Carlos Alvar and José Manuel Lucía Megías's Diccionario filológico de literatura medieval española, or Fernando Gómez Redondo's encyclopedic volumes on Castilian prose, meter, and poetry), there is a lack of similar in-depth studies of the literary production in the other languages of the Castilian crown during this period. Such is the case of Galician-Portuguese literature, an important but neglected tradition often studied in the context of Alfonso X's Marian devotion and the renewal of courtly culture in fourteenth-century Castile, whose prose is yet largely unknown ... Read More
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Revisitando a Berceo: lecturas del siglo XXI ed. by Francisco Domínguez
Matito, and Elisa Borsari (review)
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  Abstract: The title of this book would suggest that the authors and editors were making a reassessment of both Berceo and the critical scaffolding that has grown up around his work. To some degree, especially the articles on the Poema de santa Oria, this is probably true, but, except for one article on the miracle of the "romero engañado," the Milagros are left to fend for themselves. This book is less about new directions in Berceo scholarship as it is about updating different aspects of Berceo scholarship. Natacha Crocoll does offer up a very intriguing, if not post-modern, analysis of "space" in Berceo's work which definitely falls outside of the critical expectations of most readers. Others, however, such as Ilzarbe ... Read More
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From the Editor
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  Abstract: This special volume of La corónica, dedicated to premodern Iberian food studies and guest edited by Emily Colbert Cairns, features seven articles by scholars working on aspects of Iberian foodways and traditions in a variety of languages from the early twelfth century well into the seventeenth century. Colbert Cairns's introduction makes a compelling case for what such studies, and perhaps more importantly, what the traditions, texts, and histories of premodern Iberia have to offer the larger field of food studies, which, as they say, is having a moment.As we continue working in the shadow of the pandemic, I again wish to thank my fellow editors, Isidro Rivera, Christina Ivers, Montserrat Piera, and David Arbesú ... Read More
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Armas y armaduras de la Justa Real en la Baja Edad Media by Noel Fallows
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  Abstract: El estudio y traducción de Lo Cavaller (1493) de Noel Fallows representa la versión más actualizada del "manual más importante en la Europa occidental cuyo tema es la justa real" (11). El estudio comienza con una breve introducción en la que Fallows explica por qué es necesario utilizar un acercamiento multidisciplinar para investigar y evaluar un texto literario como el de Menaguerra, tomando en cuenta el variado contexto histórico y cultural de la justa real. Así, Fallows aporta un estudio pormenorizado para acompañar su transcripción de Lo Cavaller en la versión original catalana y su traducción al castellano. Este estudio preliminar se divide en tres partes fundamentales: 1) Vida y obra de mosén Ponç de ... Read More
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Hispania, al-Ándalus y España: identidad y nacionalismo en la historia
peninsular ed. by Maribel Fierro, y Alejandro García Sanjuán (review)
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  Abstract: Se reúnen bajo este título veintidós contribuciones surgidas a raíz del seminario de título homónimo celebrado en la Casa Árabe de Madrid en noviembre de 2016. En su presentación, los editores Maribel Fierro y Alejandro García Sanjuán, eminentes estudiosos de Al-Andalus y su historiografía, dan cuenta de la gestación del volumen y los criterios seguidos para la organización de sus contenidos (9–12), para acabar resumiendo las diversas contribuciones (13–19). No se trata, sin embargo, de unas actas al uso. Por el contrario, es este un volumen singular, no tanto por el tema que aborda—el papel de la conquista islámica en la Edad Media como categoría historiográfica en la conformación del nacionalismo español—como por ... Read More
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La ley universal de la vida: desorden y modernidad en La Celestina de
Fernando de Rojas by Antonio Gargano (review)
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  Abstract: The title of Antonio Gargano's book, La ley universal de la vida: desorden y modernidad en La Celestina de Fernando de Rojas, summarizes the primary focus of his study. Gargano examines themes and motifs in Celestina that reflect what he calls "un proceso cultural de secularización" (10). The author considers how the text incorporates and reflects elements of an urban culture, mercantile economy, and competing systems of social values. In chapter one, "La Celestina y el otoño de la Edad Media," he establishes the theoretical basis for his study—Rojas's use of comic elements and characters as vehicles for expressing non-conventional values and radical changes in human behavior. Specifically, the author analyzes ... Read More
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The Libro de Apolonio: A Canvas of Fairy-Tale Types and Folktale-Literary
Motifs by Jack J. Himelblau (review)
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  Abstract: Resultado de un profundo trabajo crítico y de literatura comparada que pocos estudiosos pueden realizar de este modo, el presente volumen nos hace partícipes de una apasionante excursión por las diégesis de cuentos populares atemporales y una odisea literaria anamnésica que abarca los últimos cuarenta siglos. En su prefacio, Himelblau aclara al lector las cinco razones que lo llevaron a realizar este análisis de una obra castellana del siglo XIII que es a su vez traducción y reelaboración (en su mayor parte) de otra latina, la Historia Apollonii Regis Tyri (ca. 485–525 d.C.). La primera fueron sus diferencias de criterio con los estudios de Alan Deyermond y Manuel Alvar, que fueron los que le llevaron a valorar el ... Read More
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Studies in Hispano-Romance Historical Linguistics and Lexicography: A
Tribute to John J. Nitti ed. by Sonia Kania, and Cynthia Kauffeld (review)
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  Abstract: This volume is an extension of two sessions held at the International Congress on Medieval Studies in Kalamazoo, Michigan (2018). The collection of articles honors the legacy of John J. Nitti's work: the founding of the Old Spanish History project in 1972, which later transformed into the Hispanic Seminary of Medieval Studies, now housed under the auspices of the Hispanic Society in New York, and the Bibliography of Old Spanish Texts which, in turn, transformed into PhiloBiblon, now at the University of California-Berkeley.The first chapter, "On Dating the Agricultural Texts Appended to Ferrer Saiol's Translation of the Opus agriculturae of Palladius," written by Thomas Capuano, is a close study of the Libro de ... Read More
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Gender and Exemplarity in Medieval and Early Modern Spain ed. by María
Morrás, Rebeca Sanmartín Bastida, and Yonsoo Kim (review)
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  Abstract: To consider the tensions between how religious communities and exemplarity provided additional freedoms for women while, at the same time, placing them under increasingly close scrutiny requires subtle minds, and the collection of essays that María Morrás, Rebeca Sanmartín Bastida, and Yonsoo Kim have assembled proves itself more than up to such a nuanced task. The collection covers four centuries, as well as an array of different themes, disciplines, and critical frameworks, yet manages to prevent a cohesive insight into the larger notions of gender and exemplarity as the essays readily bolster one another.Morrás's introduction goes beyond providing the cursory summary of the volume, and the editor skillfully ... Read More
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  Abstract: This is only the third time in this journal's history that we have put out a special summer issue in addition to our usual two issues per year. The body of articles on "Premodern Food Studies: Practices and Ideologies" assembled by Emily Colbert Cairns of Salve Regina University merits this special treatment. The caliber of the submissions is admirably high and we are proud to present them to our readership.This number is distributed without extra charge to all subscribers thanks to the generosity of major ... Read More
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El cancionero de Šelomoh Ben Reuben Bonafed (s. XV) by Arturo Prats
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  Abstract: For the first time, Hispanomedievalists have access to the extensive literary corpus of the fifteenth-century Ibero-Jewish writer Šelomoh ben Reuben Bonafed, thanks to Arturo Prats's lucid Spanish translation and his philologically rigorous companion edition of Bonafed's Hebrew originals. An extension of the dissertation that Prats produced under the supervision of the late Ángel Sáenz-Badillos, this two-volume edition of Bonafed's complete works not only captures a major Ibero-Jewish voice in its poetic and historical specificity; it also introduces a whole generation of scholars to a distinctly Hispano-Semitic poetic practice—that is, the tradition of epistolary versification that arose among kat ha-mešoreim ... Read More
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El aragonés medieval: lengua y estado en el reino de Aragón by Guillermo
Tomás Faci (review)
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  Abstract: Guillermo Tomás Faci's thoroughly researched and well-written book represents a welcome and much needed addition to the history of Aragon. As the author notes in the Introduction, few historians of pre-modern Iberia have endeavored to follow Peter Burke's call for a "social history of language." This neglect is not arbitrary. A rejection of nationalist narratives that anachronistically link these languages to the present, a tacit abandonment of language studies to other disciplines, and the continued politicization of language in Spain have all dissuaded historians from pursuing the topic. Scholarship on the Aragonese language remains particularly neglected for a variety of reasons, including its short-lived tenure ... Read More
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Premodern Food Studies: Practices and Ideologies
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  Abstract: The study of the material practices of foodways and the cultural, religious, and historical implications of the practices of food preparation and consumption constitute important aspects of the burgeoning field of food studies. Focusing not only on recipes, ingredients, and methods of food preparation, but also on the material culture and spiritual significance of food and how the latter change over time allows scholars to better understand historical moments and to reflect on their cultural context. It allows us to discuss marginalized communities, including women and religious others that are harder to capture in other fields of study. Tracing the history of food and examining foodways gives insights into how ... Read More
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En torno a la mesa: cultura material y ritos de convivialidad en los
reinos hispánicos bajomedievales
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  Abstract: Lo importante no es lo que se come, sino cómo se come.El filósofo estoico al que debemos este adagio estaría de acuerdo en que compartir la comida constituye uno de los rituales de socialización más importantes que ha servido siempre para unir y jerarquizar los grupos humanos.1 Ya lo era en su época, cuando sus amos—él fue un esclavo griego en Roma en el siglo II de nuestra era—se reunían en su triclinium para disfrutar de los manjares y la conversación reclinados en sus divanes. Pero la complejidad de ese momento de comunión que supone reunirse para comer y beber no hizo sino aumentar posteriormente. En concreto, en la Europa de finales de la Edad Media, el hecho cotidiano que entonces era ya "sentarse a la mesa" ... Read More
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Establishing Biological Superiority: Food and Nobility in the Fifteenth
Century
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  Abstract: xref ref-type="other" id="P-47"/>The fifteenth century added an important chapter to the history of oligarchic privilege and the legitimization of human differentials. The debated subject of whether some people were simply better than others and were thus entitled to a privileged position in society that gave them wealth and power hinged to a great extent on the notion of nobility. Rather than just constituting a closed discourse by those setting themselves apart as a legitimized elite, writings on nobility looked to also create a discourse on those it was seeking to leave out, thus establishing a parallel narrative of inferiority. In this value system, where nobility was used as a medium for discussions on ... Read More
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'Leyenda muy sabrosa': The Poetics of Flavor and the Translation of Taste
in Berceo's Milagros de Nuestra Señora and its Latin Source
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  Abstract: Metaphors of flavor are part of our daily lives and in ways that we might not register consciously. How often do we describe as sweet or bitter things that we cannot taste with our tongues: bitter rejection or sweet success, for example' Gustatory descriptions, whether literal references to food or synesthetic metaphors for physical or emotional sensations, are a typical aspect of literary expression from the ancient world forward. The fact that such expressions occur in a particular piece of literature does not necessarily tell us anything about the work itself, but the ways in which an author uses (or does not use) flavor can provide much insight. On the formal level, the deployment of flavor can tell us about ... Read More
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