Ilusion áulica e imaginación caballeresca en El cortesano de Luis Milan / por Ignacio López Alemany.

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López Alemany, Ignacio [author.]

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TextSeries: North Carolina studies in the Romance languages and literatures ; no. 298.Publisher: Chapel Hill, N.C. : North Carolina Studies in the Romance Languages and Literatures, [2013]Description: 1 online resource (258 pages)Content type:

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9781469637808
1469637804

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Ilusion áulica e imaginación caballeresca en El cortesano de Luis Milan.DDC classification:

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BJ1605 .L58 2013

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Cover; ÍNDICE DE CONTENIDOS; AGRADECIMIENTOS; CAPÍTULO 1: INTRODUCCIÓN. LA CORTE EN LA HISTORIOGRAFÍA Y EN LA CRÍTICA LITERARIA; CAPÍTULO 2: EL POETA, EL DUQUE Y LA REINA; CAPÍTULO 3: LO QUE VA DE CORTEGIANO A CORTESANO; CAPÍTULO 4: LA 'LENGUA SPADA' Y EL 'BUEN PALACIO'; CAPÍTULO 5: TEATRALIDAD Y VIDA ÁULICA EN EL CORTESANO; CAPÍTULO 6: CELEBRACIONES CORTESANAS DEL AMOR Y DEL MES DE MAYO; APÉNDICE 1. RAMILLETE DE DICHOS Y SENTENCIAS; APÉNDICE 2. EDICIÓN DE LA FARSA DE LAS GALERAS DE SAN JUAN; BIBLIOGRAFÍA; INDEX; A; B; C; D; E; F; G; I; L; M; O; P; Q; R; S; T; V; W

Summary: In 1526 Emperor Charles V arranged the wedding of Ferdinand of Aragon, the dethroned heir of Naples, to Germana de Foix, the widow of Ferdinand the Catholic, and appointed them viceroys of Valencia. In the decade that followed, these two royal personas invited some of the best poets and musicians to their Valencian palace with the purpose of recreating the aulic life that they had enjoyed in their youth. In Ilusion aulica e imaginacion caballeresca en El Cortesano de Luis Milan, Ignacio Lopez Alemany applies the concept of "soft power" created by George Duby and Norbert Elias to interpret its descriptions of games, banquets, conversations, performances, literary competitions, and chivalric recreations--in other words--to examine every aspect of the Valencian courtly culture. This extraordinarily rich book addresses several understudied fields: Spanish literature outside of Castile, court celebrations and entertainments, drama, and literary works not belonging to the major genres. --Amazon.com.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 245-255) and index.

In 1526 Emperor Charles V arranged the wedding of Ferdinand of Aragon, the dethroned heir of Naples, to Germana de Foix, the widow of Ferdinand the Catholic, and appointed them viceroys of Valencia. In the decade that followed, these two royal personas invited some of the best poets and musicians to their Valencian palace with the purpose of recreating the aulic life that they had enjoyed in their youth. In Ilusion aulica e imaginacion caballeresca en El Cortesano de Luis Milan, Ignacio Lopez Alemany applies the concept of "soft power" created by George Duby and Norbert Elias to interpret its descriptions of games, banquets, conversations, performances, literary competitions, and chivalric recreations--in other words--to examine every aspect of the Valencian courtly culture. This extraordinarily rich book addresses several understudied fields: Spanish literature outside of Castile, court celebrations and entertainments, drama, and literary works not belonging to the major genres. --Amazon.com.

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