In Prostuidas por el texto, Enriqueta Zafra analyzes the role of prostitution in the female picaresque, both male and female authored, along with Don Quijote. She examines both literary and extra-literary sources.

2009. Vol. 46. ca. 240 pp. Paper $43.95

Enriqueta Zafra, Trent University, Canada, is originally from Córdoba, Spain. Her latest conference papers include: "Discurso picaresco-prostibulario en Vida y costumbres de la madre Andrea,” presented at the Asociación Internacional de Hispanistas in Paris, and “Playing with Appearances,” presented at the Renaissance Society of America in Chicago. She also has a forthcoming article, “Teaching the Role of Prostitution in the Female Picaresque,” in Approaches to Teaching "Lazarillo de Tormes" and the Picaresque Tradition as part of the Modern Language Association collection on Approaches to Teaching, and is presently working on a modern edition of the picaresque novel Vida y costumbres de la madre Andrea.

Forthcoming

Expected May 2009

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