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Saturday, January 17, 2009
DQ secondary sources
What are the best books by way of a reader's guide to DQ for someone who may be teaching it and may not have absolute confidence in his knowledge of the text and the critical tradition?
Ditto what Dave says. Also Martin de Riquer wrote a nice little guide in Spanish many years ago, but it is still useful, as it offers chapter by chapter analysis. For more depth and interpretation see Luis Andres Murillo's rather thick guide to DQ (Published by Lang not too many years ago).
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CBJ wrote a pithy guide that I found very useful. A fellow blogger recommended it to me. I think its title is DQ and the Search for Modern Fiction.
Ditto what Dave says. Also Martin de Riquer wrote a nice little guide in Spanish many years ago, but it is still useful, as it offers chapter by chapter analysis. For more depth and interpretation see Luis Andres Murillo's rather thick guide to DQ (Published by Lang not too many years ago).
MLA has a collection of essays that can be useful.
Thanks for the suggestions.
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