Las raíces italianas de Cide Hamete

[Machine translation] Cide Hamete is often considered to be a parody of the pseudohistoricity that the topic of the fictitious author and the found manuscript offered to the authors of chivalry books. In this way, there is a risk of losing sight of its transcendence for the modern novel, as the seed of Bachtinian dialoguism and the first outbreak of romantic irony. In order to avoid this risk, this article compares the narrative functions of the Moorish chronicler with the Turpín of Ariosto, Boiardo and Pulci, the other probable greenhouse where the Cervantino pseudo-author grew up.