El divino y el fénix abofetean al bardo de Toledo: Aldana, Lope y Garcilaso
Employing such concepts as Bloom’s “anxiety of influence”, Jauss’ “horizon of expectations”, Freud’s “unheimlich” and Derrida’s “grammatology”, I develop an analysis of two sonnets by Francisco de Aldana and Lope de Vega that deploy the theme of the “slap to the lady,” relating them to the works of...
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| Shrnutí: | Employing such concepts as Bloom’s “anxiety of influence”, Jauss’ “horizon of expectations”, Freud’s “unheimlich” and Derrida’s “grammatology”, I develop an analysis of two sonnets by Francisco de Aldana and Lope de Vega that deploy the theme of the “slap to the lady,” relating them to the works of Garcilaso de la Vega, and transposing the Toledan poet’s idea of carnality and physical contact amongst lovers to the moment of writing in these two sonnets. |
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