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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 5, Number 1, February 2004

Camp: what's Spain got to do with it?
pp. 3-12(10)
Authors: Garlinger, Patrick Paul; Song, Rosi

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"La forma es fondo": the politics of camp in La Regenta
pp. 13-28(16)
Author: Amann, Elizabeth

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After Wilde: camp discourse in Hoyos and Retana, or the dawn of Spanish gay culture
pp. 29-47(19)
Author: Mira, Alberto

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The petrified tears of General Franco: kitsch and fascism in José Luis Sáenz De Heredia's Raza
pp. 49-66(18)
Author: Yarza, Alejandro

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The "cursilería" of camp in Ana Rossetti's Plumas De España
pp. 67-81(15)
Author: Valis, Noël

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The authentic queen and the invisible man: Catalan camp and its conditions of possibility in Ventura Pons's ocaña, retrat intermitent
pp. 83-99(17)
Author: Fernàndez, Josep-Anton

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From enfant terrible to prodigal son: Terenci Moix's embrace of a literary tradition
pp. 101-106(6)
Author: Song, Rosi

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All about Agrado, or the sincerity of camp in Almodóvar's todo sobre mi madre
pp. 117-134(18)
Author: Garlinger, Patrick Paul

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Review text
pp. 135-140(6)

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Notes on contributors
pp. 141-142(2)

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