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The fable of the donkey and the little dog: transformation and adaptation of the Greco-Roman Aesopica in XIV century Spanish literature

Date of holding: 14/03/2013

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Attention to different aspects of Spanish language literature in the face of the job prospects update, study and research in these areas.

Ms. M.ª Luzdivina Cuesta

Secretary of the Institute of Medieval Studies. Director of the Research Project "The transformation and adaptation of Aesopian tradition in the Book of Good Love", University of León.

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