Bernardin Ribeiro and the Tradition of Renaissance Pastoral.
A chapter of the book "Renaissance and Golden Age Essays in Honor of D. W. McPheeters," edited by Bruno M. Damiani is presented. In pastoral literature, it attempts to examine the book "Menina e Moça" by Bernardin Ribeiro. It analyzes some of the criticism for the book. It argues that the technique...
| Published in: | Renaissance & Golden Age Studies in Honor of D.W. McPheeters pp. 27 - 49 |
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| Format: | Book Chapter |
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Digitalia Publishing Corp.
1986
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| Summary: | A chapter of the book "Renaissance and Golden Age Essays in Honor of D. W. McPheeters," edited by Bruno M. Damiani is presented. In pastoral literature, it attempts to examine the book "Menina e Moça" by Bernardin Ribeiro. It analyzes some of the criticism for the book. It argues that the technique used in the book of incorporating pastoral motifs in what is essentially a secular poem of exile was only relatively new. |
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