Emily C. Francomano, Guest Editor, “The Riddle
of Incest in Medieval Iberia”, 7-14.
George D. Greenia, “Teaching Incest in Medieval
Literature, Culture and Law”, 15-38.
Teresa Catarella, “Doña Urraca and her
Brother Alfonso VI: Incest as Politics”, 39-68.
Erik Ekman, “‘Morir vos queredes
padre’: Doña Urraca in the Spanish and Portuguese
Romancero”, 69-82.
Emily C. Francomano, “Negotiating Incest and
Exogamy in La fiyla del rey d’ungría”, 83-102.
Paul Brian Nelson, “Alfonso X’s Incestuous
Lady of Roma: A Redemptive Agenda?”, 103-122.
Sarah Portnoy, “The Transatlantic Ballad of
‘Delgadina’: from Medieval Spain to Contemporary Cuba”,
123-138.
Louise O. Vasvári, “The Story of Griselda
As Silenced Incest Narrative”, 139-158.
Articles
Nadia Altschul, “On the Shores of Nationalism:
Latin American Philology, Local Histories and Global Designs”,
159-72.
Carl Atlee, “A Reassessment of the Satirical
Nature of Gómez Manrique’s Coplas para Diego Arias de
Ávila”, 173-208.
Adriano Duque, “Cómo se exalta a un
héroe: la oración de los castellanos (105-113) en el Poema de
Fernán González y su relación con la Puerta del Juicio
Final de la catedral de León”, 209-26.
Stephen Parkinson, “The Evolution of Cantiga
113: Composition, Recomposition, and Emendation in the Cantigas de Santa
Maria”, 227-72.
Victoria Rivera-Cordero. “Enfermedad,
creación poética y autoconciencia en Siervo libre de amor”,
273-92
Forum
David Rojinsky, “Teaching Nationalism,
Imperialism and Romance Philology” , 293-302.
Reviews
Questión de amor. Ed. Gregory Peter
Andrachuk. Reviewed by Antonio Cortijo, 303-06.
