UNAS AVES DE CERVANTES, GÓNGORA Y GOYA Y UNOS CANTOS DE MUJERES CONTRA TONTOS IMPOTENTES.
An analysis of a dramatic scene by Cervantes, a ballad attributed to Góngora or Tirso de Molina, and a work by Goya, which share a common protagonist, a foolish character attempting to ascend to a high place to catch a bird. A comparison is made with other literary works, both oral and written, gene...
| Publicado en: | Andamios Vol. 22; no. 59; pp. 181 - 222 |
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Andamios: Revista de Investigacion Social, Universidad Autonoma de la Ciudad de Mexico
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