la font bizantina d’un passatge del tirant: l’episodi del filòsof calabrès al capítol cx
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Abstract
This paper revisites the theme of the sources of Tirant’s chapter cx, for which a highly probable origin depending on a folkloric tale has been suggested (Beltrán Llavador 2006). The author fosters a concrete source, the didactic Greek narrative poem entitled Ptokholeon, and bases his proposal on the intertextual analysis, both of subjects and of linguistic borrowings as well.
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| Authors | ;Jordi Redondo |
| Journal | tirant |
| Year | 2012 |
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