February 2, 2001

The New Geography of Classic Spanish Literature

By SCOTT HELLER

Analyzing the 'golden age' has been replaced by study of colonialism, economics, and gender

Talk about the Renaissance in English-literature circles and you run the risk of sounding hopelessly old-fashioned. "Renaissance," with its high-art associations,

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