An edition of Knowing subjects
(2013)
Knowing subjects
cognitive cultural studies and early modern Spanish literature
by Barbara Simerka
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Knowing subjects: cognitive cultural studies and early modern Spanish literature
2013, Purdue University Press
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Table of Contents
Chapter One
Introduction: Cognitive Cultural Studies
Theory of Mind and Social Intelligence
Machiavellian Intelligence
Overview
Chapter Two
Theory of Mind, Social Intelligence, and Urban Courtship Drama
Wise Women in El conde Partinuples
Cognitive enredos in Azevedo's El muerto disimulado
An Insightful Martyr: La margarita del Tajo
Machinations of a Female Don Juan: La traicion en la amistad
The Deceiver Deceived: La verdad sospechosa
Mirror Neurons in El desden con el desden
Chapter Three
Social Intelligence and Foraging: Primates and Early Modern Picaros
The Picaro's Cognitive Epiphany
Machiavellian Intelligence, Foraging, and Famine
Charity, Poor Laws, and Social Intelligence
Beyond Beef: Social Intelligence and Swindling
Chapter Four
Social Intelligence and Social Climbing: Picaros and Cortesanos
Gracian, Goffman, and Self-Fashioning
Impression Management among Picaros
Social Intelligence and Gender Relations
ToM and Consequences
(Un)reliable Picaresque Narrators
Chapter Five
Contextualism, Skepticism, and Honor
Contextualism and Early Modern Skepticism
Skepticism and Female Honor
Gutierre's Skeptical Dilemma: El medico de su honra
Cognition and Curiosity in Cervantes
Cognitive Malpractice and Wife Murder in Zayas's Novellas
Satisfied Skepticism: Lope's El animal de Hungria
Too Good to Be True: Zayas Deconstructs
Happy Endings
Chapter Six
Contextualism and Performance in Lope's Lo fingido verdadero
Moriscos and the Performance of Christian Identity
Metatheater and Skepticism
The Real Genesius: Role Playing and Reality
An Actor Performs Authentic Conversion
Chapter Seven
Cognition and Reading in Don Quixote
The Paradox of Fiction
Overactive Reading: Immersion and Participatory Response
ToM and Machiavellian Intelligence in Don Quixote
Source Monitoring and Metacognition
Reading and the Visual Imagination: Radiant Ignition
Conclusion: The Practice of Cognitive Cultural Studies.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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