Fe/Male Friends : Staging Gender and Friendship in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Spanish Literature.

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Gender Matters: Historical Discourses on Friendship. An Introduction
Staging Friendship and the Female Body Politic in Early Modern Spanish Theater
Mi casa es su casa. The Gender Politics of Hospitality and Friendship in the Spanish comedia of the Seventeenth Century
Instrumental Friendship in José Camerino's El pícaro amante
The Representation of Authority in Emotional Friendships. The Letters from King Philip IV and Infanta María Teresa of Austria to the Countess of Paredes
The Spiritual Bond of Female Friendship in Early Modern Monastic Literature (Teresa of Ávila and Marcela de San Félix)
Two Is One Too Little. Moral Regulations of Friendship in the Spanish Eigtheenth Century and its Gender-Related Implications
Friendship as Cultural Metaphor in Cadalso's Cartas marruecas: Male Friendship and Feminized amistad universal
Eighteenth-Century Spanish Women Writers and Models for Friendship
Solidarity, paisanaje, or amistad? Cruz's majos and Eighteenth-Century Laboring Friendship
"Aquel amor tranquilo y constante que tanto se parece a la amistad, y es el único que puede hacer los matrimonios felices." Conjugal Friendship in the Spanish Comedy as a School for Marriage
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