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"La Segunda Celestina": XVIIth and XIXth Centuries

open access: closedHispania, 1960
The transition on the popular stage from the neoclassical to the romantic drama was accomplished to a considerable extent by the presentation of seventeenth century plays. The early years of the nineteenth century were particularly barren of significant native contributions to the development of the drama; only one dramatist of the period, Moratin the ...
Donald G. Castanien
semanticscholar   +3 more sources

Slaying the Beast: The Case of Beatriz in Sor Juana's and Agustín de Salazar y Torres's La segunda Celestina

open access: closedBulletin of the Comediantes, 2008
This essay examines female agency and deviance in two key scenes of La segunda Celestina as an act of monstrosity, a term that figures in this context as a transgression of gender codes. One of the three main female characters, Beatriz, is identified by her proclivity to hunt and her aversion to marry.
Bonnie L. Gasior
semanticscholar   +3 more sources

Burdel o clandestinidad: las prostitutas Palana, Elicia y Areúsa en la Segunda Celestina de Feliciano de Silva

open access: closedJournal of Spanish Cultural Studies, 2023
RESUMEN En las continuaciones e imitaciones de la Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea las prostitutas, alcahuetas y rufianes cobran un especial protagonismo.
I Martínez
semanticscholar   +3 more sources

La segunda Celestina

Hispania, 1992
Georgina Sabat-Rivers   +1 more
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Divadelní typ chvástavého vojáka v díle Feliciana de Silvy Segunda Celestina (1536)

2020
This bachelor's thesis studies the speeches of a boastful soldier in the play of Feliciano de Silva Segunda Celestina. Based on his speeches, I found out how the researched subject of interest corresponds to this type of soldier and how it differs. The role model for my researched character was Spanish soldier Centurio.
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