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UPC:878614001054
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone 10+
SKU:PSP_CID_THE_DUMMY
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PSP |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone 10+ |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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Good edition!
This dual language book is excellent for teaching the Cid to English speaking students, providing the necessary back up to the medieval Castillian that is difficult for undergraduates. The introductory materials provide all the necessary background from a literary, historical and linguistic perspective.
I bought this book because I am planning a trip to Spain this summer and because I have always wanted to read “The Poem of the Cid”. As a bonus,there are several maps and notes included to help the reader. On the whole, I enjoyed reading the poem and the translation appears to be very good. I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in Spain or medieval Europe .
Book arrived in perfect condition, print could be a little bigger but appears to be of good quality. The really nice thing I hadn’t expected is the original Spanish isn’t before or after, it’s ALONGSIDE, making for a convenient and enjoyable comparison. A gift for my father whose native language is Spanish but now speaks more English.
This edition of The Poem of the Cid is truly wonderful. For starters, it is a bilingual edition, presenting the reader with the original medieval Spanish text. The translation itself is highly readable. The humour and tension in particular scenes shine in this translation.The story itself is also marvelous. We get a wonderful sense of the confusion and ambiguities of the feudal society. The uniqueness of the Spanish feudal experience comes through brilliantly. The Muslims are dealt with with more accuracy and tolerance than in any other work of medieval literature. The two Jewish characters in the poem — moneylenders — are presented without scorn. Indeed, it is the Frankish (probably Norman) count of Barcelona who is portrayed as the moronic outsider. There is much excellent description of medieval warfare, clothing, hommage ceremonies, and use of money, but most enlightening part of the story is the long trial scene.The poem is short, with a fast-paced and coherent plot. It is very easy to read this in one sitting because it is so gripping.
Classic poem in a nice edition. The parallel translations is nice.
A classic telling of the legendary El Cid. Excellent, east to read translation with map of Spain.
In a world of ever-decreasing access to truly authentic antiquity, I am so happy that Penguin Books opted to publish this in the original medieval Spanish. As a linguist specializing in Romance / Italic and Germanic languages, I was delighted to find an affordable publishing of this historic literature.
Great and timely service
This is a wonderful book! I have never read El poema de mÃÂo Cid but have always wanted to, and this book made it possible. The translation is close enough to the original that one can easily go back and forth to clear up any doubts, but English enough to be read fluently.The introduction and notes are both scholarly and well-written. I found them extremely informative.
Sherlocked –
I bought this book because I am planning a trip to Spain this summer and because I have always wanted to read “The Poem of the Cid”. As a bonus,there are several maps and notes included to help the reader. On the whole, I enjoyed reading the poem and the translation appears to be very good. I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in Spain or medieval Europe .
Jackie –
Book arrived in perfect condition, print could be a little bigger but appears to be of good quality. The really nice thing I hadn’t expected is the original Spanish isn’t before or after, it’s ALONGSIDE, making for a convenient and enjoyable comparison. A gift for my father whose native language is Spanish but now speaks more English.
Glenn McDorman –
This edition of The Poem of the Cid is truly wonderful. For starters, it is a bilingual edition, presenting the reader with the original medieval Spanish text. The translation itself is highly readable. The humour and tension in particular scenes shine in this translation.The story itself is also marvelous. We get a wonderful sense of the confusion and ambiguities of the feudal society. The uniqueness of the Spanish feudal experience comes through brilliantly. The Muslims are dealt with with more accuracy and tolerance than in any other work of medieval literature. The two Jewish characters in the poem — moneylenders — are presented without scorn. Indeed, it is the Frankish (probably Norman) count of Barcelona who is portrayed as the moronic outsider. There is much excellent description of medieval warfare, clothing, hommage ceremonies, and use of money, but most enlightening part of the story is the long trial scene.The poem is short, with a fast-paced and coherent plot. It is very easy to read this in one sitting because it is so gripping.
Mark Alan –
Classic poem in a nice edition. The parallel translations is nice.
Mr. Flint –
A classic telling of the legendary El Cid. Excellent, east to read translation with map of Spain.
Jozef –
In a world of ever-decreasing access to truly authentic antiquity, I am so happy that Penguin Books opted to publish this in the original medieval Spanish. As a linguist specializing in Romance / Italic and Germanic languages, I was delighted to find an affordable publishing of this historic literature.
KJA –
Great and timely service
MaudMoen –
This is a wonderful book! I have never read El poema de mÃÂo Cid but have always wanted to, and this book made it possible. The translation is close enough to the original that one can easily go back and forth to clear up any doubts, but English enough to be read fluently.The introduction and notes are both scholarly and well-written. I found them extremely informative.
whereispigeon –
Yes, buy this! The Spanish was too difficult but the English made it such an enjoyable story
Patricia A. Martens –
I had to purchase this for a class I was taking on Medieval Europe. I will confess, I usually never read any of the assigned texts for classes i take, preferring to take notes from lecture (I find textbooks boring but enjoy learning from the Professor’s lecture). I thought I would give this short tale a try, since it was so short. I was pleasantly surprised at how good the story was. I was amazed at how old this story was and at how well it held my interest. Well worth the read – after all, it’s a short book.