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Shakespeare en España: traducciones, imitaciones e influencia de las obras de Shakespeare en la literatura española, by Richard Ruppert y Ujaravi, explores the profound impact of William Shakespeare's works on Spanish literature. This study, originally published in 1919, delves into the various translations and adaptations of Shakespeare's plays within the Spanish literary tradition. Ruppert y Ujaravi meticulously examine how Shakespeare's themes, characters, and dramatic structures were interpreted and reimagined by Spanish writers, providing a comprehensive overview of Shakespeare's enduring legacy in Spain. The book offers valuable insights into the cultural exchange between England and Spain, and is a significant resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in comparative literature and Shakespearean studies.
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