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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"La Celestina."”.
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"Aquel mudar de trajes”. La función constructiva de dos personajes en La Celestina mediante el intercambio dialógico.
The creation of La Celestina's characters represents multiple and profound meanings in the relationship between the author’s work and the reader or listener. Just as a persons’ psyche can be analyzed from the dialogue, it is been possible to define the structure of the work, the similarity of the …
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La auto-modelación y el sujeto femenino en La Celestina de Fermando de Rojas y en La Farsa de la Costança de Cristóbal de Castillejo
… concept of self-fashioning in the Spanish texts La Celestina and Farsa de Costança. Greenblatt's theory of self-fashioning in English Renaissance literature can also be applied to the analysis of these Medieval and Renaissance works of the Iberian Peninsula. Self-fashioning is a literary …
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The death of Celestina : "othering" in changing times.
La Celestina, as the definitive literary work of its period, portrays in microcosm the destructive forces at work within a Spanish society which was successful on the exterior but unraveling at its core as it transitioned from medieval to modern times. The definitive and pivotal moment within the …
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Los macroactos literarios de ficción y las relaciones intertextuales diferidas en la constitución de la Literatura: a propósito de la literatura medieval
… Medieval works such as el Cantar del Cid, Los Milagros de Nuestra Señora by Gonzalo de Berceo, el Libro de Buen Amor by Arcipreste de Hita; el Conde Lucanor by don Juan Manuel, el Arcipreste de Talavera by Alfonso Martínez de Toledo, La Cárcel de Amor by Diego de San Pedro y la Celestina by …
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Recepción e influencia del Teatro de Plauto en la literatura española
This doctoral dissertation is framed within the Classical Tradition and it objective is to study the presence and influence of the Roman theatre of Plautus (255-184 BC) in Spanish theatre. In chronological order, this thesis analyses works written from the late 15th century, when the Plautinian …