An audio introduction to my paper on Shaw's play, and on a novel narratological concept I submit, narrative mapping:
_____. "Too True to Be Good: Narrative Mapping." AI podcast, in English, on José Angel García Landa's Spanish paper "Too True to Be Good: Cartografía narrativa." Academia 20 Sept. 2026.*
https://www.academia.edu/11807022/
2026
If you can't hear the podcast, there's at least the paper (in Spanish).
Una nota sobre la comedia de Robert Greene Friar Bacon and
Friar Bungay, en la que comentamos el desarrollo de modalidades
complejas de teatralidad, de perspectivismo dramático, y de complejidad
semiótica sobre la escena, estimulados por el uso de la magia como
recurso escénico, con anterioridad a Doctor Faustus de Marlowe y The
Tempest de Shakespeare. El uso de la magia escénica por parte de
Greene estimula una mayor consciencia de la flexibilidad de las
convenciones teatrales y de las modalidades de la interacción
comunicativa humana.
Texto completo:
| SSRN eJournal Classifications (Date posted: January 09, 2015) |
| CSN Subject Matter eJournals |
| LIT Subject Matter eJournals |
_____. "Glass Prospective." In García Landa, Vanity Fea 29 Aug. 2014.* (Frames; Robert Greene's Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay).
http://vanityfea.blogspot.com.es/2014/08/glass-prospective.html
2014
_____. "Glass Prospective: La televisión medieval en el teatro isabelino." Ibercampus 6 Sept. 2014.*
http://www.ibercampus.info/la-television-medieval-en-el-teatro-isabelino-28484.htm
2014 DISCONTINUED 2024 – Online at the Internet Archive.*
2026
_____. "Glass Prospective: La televisión medieval en el teatro isabelino (Glass Prospective: Medieval Television in Elizabethan Drama)." SSRN 9 Jan. 2015.*
http://papers.ssrn.com/abstract=2546429
2015
Cognition & the Arts eJournal 9 Jan. 2015.*
http://www.ssrn.com/link/Cognition-Arts.html
2015
English & Commonwealth Literature eJournal 9 Jan. 2015.*
http://www.ssrn.com/link/English-Commonwealth-Lit.html
2015
_____. "Glass Prospective: La televisión medieval en el drama isabelino." In García Landa, Vanity Fea 8 Jan. 2015.*
https://vanityfea.blogspot.com.es/2015/01/glass-prospective.html
2015
_____. "Glass Prospective: La televisión medieval en el drama isabelino." Academia 30 Sept. 2017.*
https://www.academia.edu/34723028/
2017
_____. "Glass Prospective: La televisión medieval en el drama isabelino." ResearchGate 1 Oct. 2017.*
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/320149608
2017
_____. "Glass Prospective: La televisión medieval en el teatro isabelino." Net Sight de José Angel García Landa 4 Jan. 2023.*
https://personal.unizar.es/garciala/publicaciones/glassprospective.pdf
2023
_____. "Glass Prospective: La televisión medieval en el teatro isabelino." Knowledge Commons Works 20 Sept. 2026.*
https://doi.org/10.17613/mdkjr-j8h23
https://works.hcommons.org/records/mdkjr-j8h23
2026
Harari, Yuval Noah. "The next 50 years: humanity, AI, power | Yuval Noah Harari." Interview by Tom Parker. YouTube (Yuval Noah Harari) 30 July 2026.* (Personhood, post-humanism, control, Agents, Language, Decisions, Corporations, Truth, Fictions, Delusions, Disinformation).
2026
In John Fowles's novel The Magus, the narrator suspects the other mysterious guests in a mansion on a Greek island are somehow figurants in a masque orchestrated for him by the owner of the house...
She turned to face the sea again.
'Do you like Maurice?'
'This is only the third time I've met him.' She appeared to wait for me to go on. 'I'm very grateful for his asking me over here. Especially—'
She cut short the compliment. 'We all love him very much.'
'Who is we?'
'His other visitors and myself'. I could hear the inverted commas.
'"Visitor" seems an odd way of putting it.'
'Maurice does not like "ghost".'
I smiled. 'Or "actress"?'
Her face betrayed not the least preparedness to concede, to give up her role.
'We are all actors and actresses, Mr Urfe. You included.'
'Of course. On the stage of the world.'
She smiled and looked down. 'Be patient.'
'I couldn't imagine anyone I'd rather be more patient with. Or credulous about.'
She stared out over the sea. Her voice was suddenly lower, more sincere, out of role.
'Not for me. For Maurice.'
'And for Maurice.'
'You will understand.'
'Is that a promise?'
'A prediction.'
There was a sound from the table. She glanced back, then into my eyes. She had the face I had first seen in the music-room door: both amused and conspiratorial, and now appealing as well.
'Please pretend.'
'Okay. But only in his presence.'
She took my arm and we moved back towards him. He gave us both his little interrogatory headshake.
'Mr Urfe is very understanding.'
'I am glad.'
'All will be well.'
Con suerte, un podcast que se puede oír sobre mi artículo sobre intertextualidad en Marlowe y Shakespeare. Con mala suerte, aún tenemos el artículo a continuación:
_____. "The Phrase that Launched a Thousand Ships (La frase que lanzó mil barcos al mar)." AI podcast, in English, on José Angel García Landa's Spanish paper of the same title. Academia 18 Sept. 2026.*
https://www.academia.edu/11733902/
2026