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Celestinesca 48 (2024) is out!

Issue 48 of Celestinesca is out! With articles by Irati Calvo Martínez (Universidad del País Vasco), David Canela Piña (Universidad Internacional de la Florida), Jesús Fernando Cáseda Teresa (IES Valle del Cidacos), Gustavo Illades Aguiar (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana) and Adan Ramirez Figueroa (Harvard University). It includes the usual bibliographical supplement and a further one with the articles of celestinesque interest published in Crónicas, the cultural magazine of La Puebla de Montalbán.

The full issue it open access at the official website of Celestinesca.

Paper of celestinesque interest at the II Jornadas Internacionales de Investigación (10th-12th of September 2024, Universidad de León)

On the second day of the II Jornadas Internacionales de Investigación “Pícaros, Picaresca y Picarismo en el mundo hispánico, de sus orígenes a la actualidad”, Wednesday 11th of September 2024, at 18:30, Enrique Fernández (University of Manitoba) will be giving the paper “Madamas y Celestinas desde la novela burdelaria hasta el cine español anterior a la Transición”. This might be of interest for everyone inquiring on contemporary Celestinas and the celestinesque in media.

Two papers of celestinesque interest at the IX Congreso Internacional de la SEMYR (4-6 September 2024, Universidad Complutense)

In three months, the IX Congreso Internacional de la SEMYR will be taking place at the Universidad Complutense (Madrid, Spain). The conference is devoted to the relationship between medieval and early modern (mainly romance) literature and other arts (understood in a quite wide sense, not limited to fine arts).

Recently, the programme has been made public and there are two papers of interest for Celestina scholars.

  • Mercedes Fernández Valladares (UCM), “De la tipobibliografía a la bibliografía textual y la ecdótica iconográfica: entre Celestinas, Amadises y Lazarillos” (Wednesday, 04/09/2024, 19:30-20:30)
  • Irati Calvo Martínez (Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea), “Las artes de seducción y engaño de las prostitutas y alcahuetas celestinescas” (Friday, 06/09/2024, 10:30-11:00)

Audio recording of Kenneth Brown’s talk at La Puebla de Montalbán (20/10/2023) and something extra

Radio Puebla has been extremely quick at uploading the audio recording of Kenneth Brown’s talk of last Friday at the Museo La Celestina (La Puebla de Montalbán). You can listen to it at their official website or below.

While checking if the audio recording was already available, I have noticed that the roundtable on marginality and Celestina of the last Festival Celestina (11/08/2023) is also available at their official website, but you can also listen to it below.

Open access publication of celestinesque interest

As usual, the Centro Virtual Cervantes has made the conference proceedings of the VI Congreso Internacional Juan Ruiz, Arcipreste de Hita, y el Libro de buen amor «Mujer, saber y heterodoxia: Libro de buen amor, La Celestina y La Lozana andaluza» available online. There are several contributions of celestinesque interest: