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University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia
Amid thorny issues of translation and appropriation, imperial rivalry, the rise of commercial authorship, and anxieties about authenticity, Barbara Fuchs traces how early modern English writers borrowed Spanish literary models, triumphantly...
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Amid thorny issues of translation and appropriation, imperial rivalry, the rise of commercial authorship, and anxieties about authenticity, Barbara Fuchs traces how early modern English writers borrowed Spanish literary models, triumphantly reimagining the transnational appropriation as heroic looting. Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Forcible Translation -- Chapter 2: Knights and Merchants -- Chapter 3: Plotting Spaniards, Spanish Plots -- Chapter 4: Cardenio Lost and Found -- Chapter 5: Cardenios for Our Time -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- Acknowledgments.
