Frank A. Domínguez is a professor of medieval Spanish literature and culture at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Frank Domínguez's book is, in short, the most complete, systematic, and exhaustive study of the Carajacomedia, as well as an attempt to remove the old text from the estate of philology or literary archeology and give it a modern patina that makes it attractive to the contemporary community of experts.

• PrefacePart I: Las Trezientas and CarajicomediaThe Model and the Parody: Las Trezientas and CarajicomediaAuthorship and Setting: The Fictional Narrators and the Real Author(s)Part II: Cultural Ideology: Gender RolesWomen and Power: El Laberinto de Fortuna's Divina Providencia and Carajicomedia's María de VellascoMen and Power: El Laberinto de Fortuna's Juan II and Carajicomedia's Diego FajardoPart III: Political Satire and IdeologyCarajicomedia's Satire of IndividualsPropaganda and Its UsesConclusion: The Purpose and Fate of CarajicomediaPart IV: A Paleographic Edition and Translation of CarajicomediaAppendix A: Carajicomedia: A Modern Spanish EditionAppendix B: The Erotic Language of CarajicomediaBibliographyIndex

Frank A. Domínguez is a professor of medieval Spanish literature and culture at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Frank Domínguez's book is, in short, the most complete, systematic, and exhaustive study of the Carajacomedia, as well as an attempt to remove the old text from the estate of philology or literary archeology and give it a modern patina that makes it attractive to the contemporary community of experts.

• PrefacePart I: Las Trezientas and CarajicomediaThe Model and the Parody: Las Trezientas and CarajicomediaAuthorship and Setting: The Fictional Narrators and the Real Author(s)Part II: Cultural Ideology: Gender RolesWomen and Power: El Laberinto de Fortuna's Divina Providencia and Carajicomedia's María de VellascoMen and Power: El Laberinto de Fortuna's Juan II and Carajicomedia's Diego FajardoPart III: Political Satire and IdeologyCarajicomedia's Satire of IndividualsPropaganda and Its UsesConclusion: The Purpose and Fate of CarajicomediaPart IV: A Paleographic Edition and Translation of CarajicomediaAppendix A: Carajicomedia: A Modern Spanish EditionAppendix B: The Erotic Language of CarajicomediaBibliographyIndex

Frank A. Domínguez is a professor of medieval Spanish literature and culture at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Frank Domínguez's book is, in short, the most complete, systematic, and exhaustive study of the Carajacomedia, as well as an attempt to remove the old text from the estate of philology or literary archeology and give it a modern patina that makes it attractive to the contemporary community of experts.

• PrefacePart I: Las Trezientas and CarajicomediaThe Model and the Parody: Las Trezientas and CarajicomediaAuthorship and Setting: The Fictional Narrators and the Real Author(s)Part II: Cultural Ideology: Gender RolesWomen and Power: El Laberinto de Fortuna's Divina Providencia and Carajicomedia's María de VellascoMen and Power: El Laberinto de Fortuna's Juan II and Carajicomedia's Diego FajardoPart III: Political Satire and IdeologyCarajicomedia's Satire of IndividualsPropaganda and Its UsesConclusion: The Purpose and Fate of CarajicomediaPart IV: A Paleographic Edition and Translation of CarajicomediaAppendix A: Carajicomedia: A Modern Spanish EditionAppendix B: The Erotic Language of CarajicomediaBibliographyIndex