Molina, Tirso de | Further Reading
FURTHER READING
CRITICISM
Agheana, Ion Tudor. The Situational Drama of Tirso de Molina. New York: Plaza Mayar Ediciones, 1972, 135 p.
Full-length study concentrating on Tirso's artistic individuality.
Cabrera, Vicente. “Doña Ana's Seduction in El burlador de Sevilla.” Bulletin of the Comediantes 26, No. 2 (Fall 1974): 49-51.
Presents several critics' arguments for whether or not Don Juan seduced Doña Ana in El burlador de Sevilla, and concludes that Doña Ana was indeed seduced, which proves thematically important when Don Juan's day of reckoning finally comes.
Darst, David H. The Comic Art of Tirso de Molina. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1974, 117 p.
Concentrates on seven of Tirso's comedias, in particular those that deal with the spiritual growth of their main characters.
Kennedy, Ruth Lee. Studies in Tirso, I: The...
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