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Juan del Encina and Lucas Fernández: Conflicting Attitudes towards the Passion

Bulletin of the Comediantes, 1984
The spectrum of attitudes towards the Passion in the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries ranges between two poles: the emphasis on the suffering humanity of Christ (e.g., Diego de San Pedro's Pasión trobada ) and the emphasis on the joy of redemption (e.g., the alumbrados ). These two attitudes had social as well as religious resonances.
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Juan del Encina: poet and musician

Music and Letters, 1939
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Juan del Encina, Teatro y Poesia

Hispanic Review, 1988
Ana M. Rambaldo, Stanislav Zimic, Juan del Encina   +2 more
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Juan del Encina and the Auto del repelon

Hispanic Review, 1964
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REPRESENTATION of FOOD in THEATER PLAYS: THE EXAMPLE of JUAN DEL ENCINA and ROBERTO COSSA

2023
The element of food is used in in theatre plays to show the social relations and hierarchy betweencharacters. The seating arrangement at the table, the way of sharing meals, and communication stylesreflect the relationships, balance of power, or conflicts between the characters. In dinner scenes, acharacter’s attempt to control the banquet organization
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: Juan del Encina.

Renaissance Quarterly, 1978
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Juan del Encina: Prometheus in Search of Prestige

Symposium: A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures, 1962
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Encina [Enzina], Juan del

2001
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The Order of the Poems in Encina's 1496Cancionero

Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1995
Ignacio Navarrete
exaly  

LOS DISPARATES DE JUAN DE LA ENCINA (1714), DE JUAN DE LA HOZ Y MOTA, Y EL SUBGÉNERO DE LA COMEDIA BURLESCA DEL SIGLO DE ORO

2023
exaly