Mi casa es su casa : the gender politics of hospitality and friendship in the spanish comedia of the Seventeenth century

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  • Gender matters : historical discourses on friendship : an introduction
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  • Staging friendship and the female body politic in early modern spanish theater
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  • 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
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  • The representation of authority in emotional friendships : the letters from King Philip IV and Infanta María Teresa of Austria to the Countess of Paredes
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  • The spiritual bond of female friendship in early modern monastic literature (Teresa of Ávila and Marcela de San Félix)
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  • Two is one too little : moral regulations of friendship in the spanish Eighteenth century and its gender-related implications
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  • Friendship as cultural metaphor in Cadalso's Cartas marruecas : male friendship and feminized amistad universal
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  • Eighteenth-century Sspanish women writers and models for friendship
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  • Solidarity, paisanaje, or amistad? : Cruz's Majos and eighteenth-century laboring friendship
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  • "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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