Al escribir La Celestina, Rojas se vale de muchos aspectos de las "ciencias" de su tiempo,
desde la medicina hasta la magia. Aunque no existiera una "psicologia" corno tal hasta …

… ’s generosity, while it is true, as critics point out, that he pays Celestina handsomely, if we
view Calisto as lovesick and not as someone thinking properly, being “out of tune” with reality, …

… does express feelings toward Calisto and is a loyal servant.3 Our opinion here is that while
Pairmeno has feelings and passions with respect to both Calisto and Celestina-from love to …

PARENT source of what is called realism, The Book the Celestina has for its most striking
characteristic a quality of perennial freshness, beside which the most of Calderón, how beit a …

… bachiller Fernando de Rojas nombrado autor de la obra … of Prince Juan and Calisto that
construct each of them as … of excess were negotiated by Fernando de Rojas to reconcile the …

… bachiller Fernando de Rojas nombrado autor de la obra … of Prince Juan and Calisto that
construct each of them as … of excess were negotiated by Fernando de Rojas to reconcile the …

… As we recall, Men6ndez y Pelayo brought up the subject of academic background when he
spoke of Fernando de Rojas as" un escolar aventajadisimo de las aulas salmantinas a fines …

Facio has fashioned his play in thirteen scenes without an intermission. Scene one opens
with Calisto and Melibea as Adam and Eve. Just as they are to make love, a sword, thrown by" …

… The interlude is a partial rendering of the great Spanish dramatic novel Celestina, which
literary history connects with the names of Juan de Mena, Rodrigo Cota, and Fernando de Rojas…

The purpose of the Comedia, according to Rojas, is to show lovers how to escape from the
captivity of love, and he recommends that we look at the argumento de toda la obra and at …