matheo aleman (14 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: Fair. . Book Good. No dust jacket. Volume 1. Limited edition, one out of 1025 copies. Bookplate inside. (literature, novel).

Zustand: Good. Good condition. No Dust Jacket Volume 3. Bookplate inside. (spanish literature, novel).

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Guzmán de Alfarache es una novela picaresca escrita por Matheo Alemán. El libro cuenta la historia de Guzmán, un joven pícaro que se dedica a cometer todo tipo de fraudes y engaños para sobrevivir en la España del siglo XVII. Una obra recomendada para aquellos interesados en la literatura picaresca española.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Guzmán de Alfarache es una novela picaresca escrita por Matheo Alemán. El libro cuenta la historia de Guzmán, un joven pícaro que se dedica a cometer todo tipo de fraudes y engaños para sobrevivir en la España del siglo XVII. Una obra recomendada para aquellos interesados en la literatura picaresca española.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 494 | Sprache: Spanisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. 4 Volume Set, Limited edition of 1025 copies, first edition thus, very good matching hardbacks, publisher's original part red cloth bindings with bright gilt lettering to the spines, also top page edges are gold gilt, there's minimal evidence that the books are from a uk university library. Details are pp.xxxvi, 269+291+358+353 pages. We have many other matching books in The Tudor Translations series - both sets & individual titles, so please message us if you would like to do a deal to purchase several.

First edition in English of this seminal Spanish picaresque novel. Imperial octavo, written in English with a few leaves in Spanish, bound in full polished calf with gilt titles and tooling to the spine in six compartments within raised bands, ruling to the front and rear panels stamped in blind, all edges speckled red, turn-ins and inner dentelles stamping in blind, marbled endpapers, blue ribbon tied in, title page vignette, illustrated with decorations. Anonymously translated by James Mabbe (1572-1642) underÂtheÂpseudonym Don Diego Puede. In very good condition. Ownership plate and history about the author adhered to the verso of the front free endpaper. The Rogue: Or, the Life of Guzman de Alfarache (1599; 1604) by Mateo Alemán is a landmark work of the Spanish picaresque tradition that recounts the life of Guzmán, a clever but morally troubled antihero who survives through deception, theft, and shifting fortunes across Spain and Italy. Presented as a first-person confession by Guzmán while imprisoned as a galley slave, the narrative traces his descent into crime while reflecting on the moral consequences of his actions. Interwoven with sermons and philosophical commentary, the novel offers a sharp critique of social corruption, poverty, and hypocrisy in early modern society.

. 20,5 cm. [8], 476 pág. Texto a dos columnas. Marca tipográfica en portada. Enc. en pergamino algo mareado, restos de antiguos cierres. Última edición madrileña de ambas partes de este clásico de la literatura picaresca. literatura española, picaresca.

Verlag der Hofbuchdruckerei, Altenburg, 1828. XIV/178/154/156/156 S. mit einem biographisch-kritischen ueberblick des Lebens und der Werke des Verfassers, original Pappbände mit goldgeprägten Rückentiteln (durchgehend stockfleckig/name auf Vorsatz)--- - martialisch gestaltetes Exlibris auf Vorsatz/gute Exemplare/aus der Buchsammlung der ausgezeichnetesten humoristischen und komischen Romane des Auslandes, Bände 6-9/GV 3, 158./Spanischer Schelmenroman, im Original erstmals 1599 - 1605 erschienen, in der Bearbeitung von Le Sage 1732 - 376 Gramm.

178+154, 156+156 S. Pp. der Zeit. Rücken stark berieben, Bezug zum Teil abgeplatzt.

1634, London, printed by R. B. for Robert Allot, and are to be sold at his Shop in Pauls Church-yard, at the Signe of the blacke Beare, the third edition corrected, folio, pp(xxxviii) + 267 + (i); (xvi second part title-page dated 1633) + 357 + (i), full contemporary calf, raised bands, lettered in ink on spine, some repairs to title-page, two parts complete, but lacking the Calisto, (not always present). ESTC S1762. Little is known of Matheo Aleman's life - this is one of the masterpieces of the Picaresque novel, and had a tremendous success both in Spain and in Shakespeare's England, which led to the publication of numerous pirated editions, and unfortunately he ended his life in poverty. Indeed, at one point when Aleman was in prison for debt, he was for the time being under the same roof as Cervantes, who was by no means amicably disposed towards him. "Guzman is Charlie Chaplin viewed by a sixteenth-century Calvinist minister. At every moment he is falling into some disgrace or humiliation, which the commentary then explains, no doubt correctly enough, as an inevitable consequence of our sinful human nature. Guzman de Alfarache then is a cautionary novel, saturated through and through with a belief in the utter corruption of human nature. But its pessimism goes beyond that. Aleman is obsessed not only by the wickedness of man, but by the squalor and ugliness of life." Gerald Brenan, The Literature of the Spanish People. Some repairs to title-page, two parts complete, but lacking the Calisto, (not always present).

1708, 1707, London, printed for R. Bonwick, W. Freeman, T. Goodwin, J. Walthoe, M. Wotton, J. Nicholson, S. Manship, R. Parker, B. Tooke, and R. Smith, pp(xx) + 547; (iv)+386 +(iv) +102, Celestina has a separate title-page and pagination. Engraved frontispiece and sixteen black and white engraved plates. Half calf, red labels lettered in gilt. ESTC T86354, twelve copies in the UK. Little is known of Matheo Aleman's life - this is one of the masterpieces of the Picaresque novel, and had a tremendous success both in Spain and in Shakespeare's England, which led to the publication of numerous pirated editions, and unfortunately he ended his life in poverty. Indeed, at one point when Aleman was in prison for debt, he was for the time being under the same roof as Cervantes, who was by no means amicably disposed towards him. "Guzman is Charlie Chaplin viewed by a sixteenth-century Calvinist minister. At every moment he is falling into some disgrace or humiliation, which the commentary then explains, no doubt correctly enough, as an inevitable consequence of our sinful human nature. Guzman de Alfarache then is a cautionary novel, saturated through and through with a belief in the utter corruption of human nature. But its pessimism goes beyond that. Aleman is obsessed not only by the wickedness of man, but by the squalor and ugliness of life." Gerald Brenan, The Literature of the Spanish People. Bindings a little rubbed, contents somewhat browned and foxed, otherwise good.