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    Les Marranes by Albert Bensoussan

    Published 2015-06-01
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    Knaves and swindlers. Essays on the picaresque novel in Europe. Edited by Christine J. Whitbourn.... by Daniel Eisenberg

    Published 1976-07-01
    “…Se reseñó el libro: Knaves and swindlers. Essays on the picaresque novel in Europe. …”
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    Vom Schutzwall zur Wall Street Ingo Schulzes Schelmenroman Peter Holtz, die Mauer und das System des Geldes by Paolo Panizzo

    Published 2021-05-01
    Subjects: “…picaresque novel; Berlin Wall; global financial crisis; democracy; globalization; occupy…”
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    Poetics of F. Iskander’s Novel «Sandro from Chegem» by Ch R Tskolia

    Published 2012-12-01
    “…We analyzed the problem of attributing the novel to the genre of novel on the whole and the genre of picaresque novel. We tried to study the structure of the novel and characterize the protagonist.…”
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    Vagabondage dans Le Mont Damion d’André Dhôtel by Aleksandra Komandera

    Published 2014-12-01
    “…The novel seems to be also a generic wandering, as it possesses some features of picaresque novel, adventure novel, initiation story and fairytale fantasy.…”
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    Beckett, Bernhard, Dante: Intertextuelle Referenzen in Lilian Faschingers «Magdalena Sünderin»<br><i>[Beckett, Bernhard, Dante: Intertextual References in Lilian Faschinger’s «Magd... by Simone Ketterl

    Published 2018-11-01
    “…By integrating as well as interweaving quotations and motives from Samuel Beckett’s Malone Dies, Thomas Bernhard’s Frost and Dante Alighieri’s Divina Commedia, her picaresque novel Magdalena Sünderin does more than merely engage in postmodern playfulness. …”
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    The Scholarship behind the Eyes in <i>La pícara Justina</i> (1605) by Javier Soage

    Published 2023-09-01
    “…This article studies the fictionalisation of the eyes and their potential in <i>La pícara Justina</i> (The Spanish Jilt) (1605), a picaresque novel by the licentiate López de Úbeda. To this end, a collection of passages is discussed in the light of physiognomic and medical–humanistic sources close to the author’s context, which makes it clear that he was at least familiar with the technical literature as well as with the learned circles next to the court. …”
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    Parodies of Christian Wandering in Luis Buñuel’s Films by Lars Nowak

    Published 2019-04-01
    “…The article traces how the motif of walking is related to the movies’ formal features and carefully examines the intertextual relations that tie the films not only to each other, but also to the picaresque novel as an important model of profanation. …”
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    A Geocritical Reading of Daniel Defoe’s Moll Flanders by Dilek İnan

    Published 2021-10-01
    “…This study analyzes the rich spatial and platial references in Daniel Defoe’s picaresque novel Moll Flanders (1722) by using the prospect provided by the figure of the flâneur and geocritical criticism. …”
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    THE LOCALIZED HERO AND ESCAPE FROM FREEDOM IN THE MUSIC OF CHANCE BY PAUL AUSTER / PAUL AUSTER’IN THE MUSIC OF CHANCE ADLI ROMANINDA SINIRLANDIRILMIŞ KAHRAMAN VE ÖZGÜRLÜKTEN KAÇIŞ... by Faruk KALAY

    Published 2016-12-01
    “…On the other hand, because Jim was a vagabond before his enslavement, Auster invokes Thomas Nashe’s picaresque novel, <em>The Unfortunate Traveller</em>. Critics allegorically address Jim’s home confinement from both spiritual and physical perspectives. …”
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    The Localized Hero And Escape From Freedom In The Music Of Chance By Paul Auster by Faruk Kalay

    Published 2016-08-01
    “…On the other hand because Jim was a vagabond before his enslavement, Auster invokes Thomas Nashe’s picaresque novel, The Unfortunate Traveller. Critics allegorically address Jim’s home confinement from both spiritual and physical perspectives. …”
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    Del LaZarillo al Occupy zombi: zombificaciones literarias y sociales para un nuevo siglo by Alvaro Llosa Sanz

    Published 2017-12-01
    “…Accordingly to this, the present paper focuses on how a classic picaresque novel –La vida de Lazarillo de Tormes y de sus fortunas y adversidades (1554)– has been transformed into a zombified story –LaZarillo: matar zombis nunca fue pan comido (2010)–, and how this literary transformation implies a critical rewriting of a canonical text in order to be able to link their historical concerns to a contemporary world devastated by a social breakdown mainly derived from the 2008 global financial crisis. …”
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    (The Narrative Structures in the Wild West Stories. The Oil Prince Case by Tomáš Horváth

    Published 2013-12-01
    “…Two types of stories can be identified within May´s text corpus: the ones having the paratactic narrative structure (inherited from the picaresque novel) and those having a central plot, which also include the Oil Prince. …”
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    Pegasus ja puuhobune. James Joyce’i „Kunstniku noorpõlveportree” ja Friedebert Tuglase „Felix Ormusson”. Pegasus and the Wooden Horse: James Joyce’s Portrait of the Artist as a You... by Tiina Ann Kirss

    Published 2008-12-01
    “…Tuglas’ Felix Ormusson was initially conceived as a three-volume picaresque novel, which was distilled into a single volume of prose fragments arranged as a diary novel: the rest was left unfinished, and exists only in the form of two novella-length fragments. …”
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    A Comparative Study of Tense between " Dayi Jan Napoleon" and "Don Quixote" Novels by Arezoo Sabzevar Ghahfarokhi, Mohammadreza Haji aghababai

    Published 2023-08-01
    “…Many consider it the best book written in Spanish and one of the most prominent examples of the picaresque novel. Don Quixote shows the audience the life of a person who suffers from delusions and spends his time reading forbidden story so that, according to the author of this story, he loses his sanity in an incurable way. …”
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