Creation and Recreation: Experiments in Literary Form in Early Modern Spain

This collection celebrates the contributions of Stephen Gilman to the study of early modern Spanish literature through a series of insightful essays. Scholars explore the themes of creation and recreation within the literary framework of the period, examining how authors from this era navigated and reshaped existing forms and traditions. The diverse perspectives shed light on the intricate relationship between textual innovation and cultural expression, revealing the vibrancy and dynamism of Spanish literature during its formative years.

Through detailed analysis, the contributors highlight pivotal works and figures, demonstrating how they engaged with artistic conventions and pushed boundaries in their creative pursuits. This volume serves not only as a tribute to Gilman’s scholarly impact but also as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the complexities of literary evolution in early modern Spain.