17.2 (Spring, 1989)

Articles

• Philip O. Gericke. “Mena’s Laberinto de Fortuna: Apocalypse Now?” 1-17.
• James T. Monroe. “Maimonides on the Mozarabic Lyric (A Note on the Muwassaha)”, 18-32.
• Donald McGrady . “More on the Image of the ‘Rose Among Thorns’ in Medieval Spanish Literature”, 33-37.
• Samuel G. Armistead. “Mjs moros mortaricaca: Arabic Phrases in the Poema de Alfonso XI (Strophe 1709b-d)”, 38-43.
• David Hook. “‘Merjelina’ (Libro de Buen Amor, 211c)”, 44-47.
• Carlos Sainz de la Maza. “San Andrés, El Obispo y la diablesa”, 48-52.
• Henk de Vries. “Respuesta a Orduna (“El Libro de Buen Amor y el libro del Arcipreste”, 17.1 (1988): 1-7)”, 53-54.
• George D. Greenia. “The Libro de Alexandre and the Computerized Editing of Texts”, 55-67.
• Spurgeon Baldwin. “Personalia”, 90-91.

Reviews

• David J. Viera. Medieval Catalan Literature: Prose and Drama. Boston: Twayne, 1988. Reviewed by R. Archer. 68-69.
• Felipe Díaz Jimeno. Hado y fortuna en la España del siglo XVI. Madrid: Fundación universitaria española, 1987. Reviewed by Harriet Goldberg. 70-73.

Conference reports

• Association of Hispanists of Great Britain and Ireland 1988. Westfield College, London. n.d. [1988] Abstracts, Report. 74-81.
• Kalamazoo: 1989 International Congress on Medieval Studies. Kalamazoo, MI. May 4-7, 1989. Titles. 82-87
• Beast Fable Society of America, First International Congress. Agadir, Morocco. August 2-9, 1988. Report, Titles. (Margaret Parker) 89.