Embodied Cognition and Empathy in Miguel de Cervantes's <i>El celoso extremeño</i>.

Yet, although “cognitive” approaches to literature are proliferating and becoming a significant trend in early modern studies, it is important to recognize the diversity of forms of literary inquiry that can be found under the “cognitive” umbrella. 3 In 2005, Howard Mancing took a ground-breaking cognitive approach to Cervantes’s El curioso impertinente , building upon Jerome Bruner’s ideas from the mid-1980s.

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