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Las piezas mancomunadas como subgénero del teatro cortesano: el ejemplo del corpus moretiano

Translated title of the contribution: [Machine translation] The combined pieces as a subgenre of courtly theater: the example of the Moretian corpus

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Abstract

[Machine translation] The analysis of a couple of pieces from the Moretian corpus of comedies written in collaboration, namely The Renegade of Valladolid (Moreto, Belmonte and Martínez de Meneses) and Oppose the Stars (Matos Fragoso, Martínez de Meneses and Moreto) has highlighted a remarkable courtesanization of the text, in relation to the dramatized situations, the static and refined sequences of questions of love, the very detailed annotations and the discreet laugh of the funny man with topical allusions in the palatial environment. There is also no shortage of references to palatial recreational spaces. The present work, which focuses on the other works in this corpus, attempts are made to draw general conclusions that would lead us to consider joint comedies as a subtype of courtly theater
Translated title of the contribution[Machine translation] The combined pieces as a subgenre of courtly theater: the example of the Moretian corpus
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)509-520
Number of pages12
JournalEHUMANISTA
Volume61
Publication statusPublished - 2025

Keywords

  • corpus moretiano
  • comedias escritas en colaboración
  • cortesanización del texto
  • subtipo del teatro cortesano

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