No. 9 (2017): "No one was given poison in laughter": humour in Hispanic literatures

• Introduction

  Maria Rosso, Rafael Bonilla Cerezo

  9-15

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• The tragic and the comic mixed: story of a failed playwright

  Aldo Ruffinatto

  17-40

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• The “fugitivo troyano, hijo de la gran ramera” and other myths. Mythological fables in Delicias de Apolo

  Rocío Jodar Jurado

  41-56

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• Sor Marcela de San Félix and convent humour

  Marcella Trambaioli

  57-78

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• Digressions on humour: La caverna del humorismo by Pío Baroja

  Giovanna Fiordaliso

  79-100

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• Play and humour in Spanish novel from the 19th to the 20th century

  Donatella Siviero

  101-122

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• Without Jacinta. The poet (does not) laugh in the canzoniere

  Ida Grasso

  123-141

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• From black humour to political satire: Max Aub’s Sesión secreta

  Barbara Greco

  143-156

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• Mechanisms of humour in Zoopatías y Zoofilias by Javier Tomeo

  Aviva Garribba

  157-170

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• Heir to absurdity: humour in José Luis Cuerda’s literary work

  María Dolores García Sánchez

  171-187

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• “Me gusta divertir a la gente haciéndola pensar”. The use of humorous irony in contemporary feminine poetry

  Giuliana Calabrese

  189-208

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• The comical aspect of Greek Political Comedy and its reflection in contemporary Spanish culture: satire, utopy and absurd

  Israel Muñoz Gallarte

  209-228

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Reviews

• Reviews

  Autori Vari

  229-238

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