This scholarly study offers a thorough analysis of Tirant lo Blanch, a seminal work of Catalan literature that was published in the 15th century. Drawing on a range of historical and literary sources, Joseph Anthony Vaeth explores the origins, authorship, and reception of this important text, and provides valuable insights into the broader cultural and social context in which it was produced. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of Catalan literature and the early modern period in Spain.
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