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Isabel De Riquer

    Isabel de Riquer Permanyer is a distinguished scholar of medieval Romance literature, focusing her expertise on the critical editing and study of epic, lyric, and narrative medieval texts. Her research delves deeply into the linguistic and formal intricacies that illuminate the cultural and literary contexts of these works. Permanyer contributes to the academic discourse through extensive essays, comparative literary studies, and active participation in significant research initiatives and scholarly societies. Her dedication to preserving and interpreting medieval literary heritage marks her as a significant voice in the field.

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    The First Voyage around the World 1519-1522
    • 2019

      The First Voyage around the World 1519-1522

      An Account of Magellan's Expedition

      • 288 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      The narrative chronicles the historic voyage that began on 10 August 1519, marking the first circumnavigation of the globe led by Magellan. It primarily draws from the travelogue of Antonio Pigafetta, a crew member who returned to Spain. This account includes detailed descriptions and 23 hand-drawn watercolour charts, capturing the expedition's journey through diverse regions such as Patagonia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and the Cape of Good Hope. Pigafetta's work stands as a classic testament to exploration and discovery.

      The First Voyage around the World 1519-1522
    • 2016

      El novelino

      • 280 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      Introducción, traducción y notas complementarias de Isabel de Riquer. Incluye apéndice documental.

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