el caballero : análisis comparativo entre "las partidas" de alfonso x y "el quijote" de cervantes

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2004
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Abstract

Este trabajo intenta llevar a cabo una comparación entre «Las Partidas» alfonsinas y «El Quijote» de Cervantes con el propósito de analizar los cambios producidos en el ideal caballeresco entre la Edad Media y la época barroca. Expone la realidad de un tópico, «el honor del caballero» que reglamentado por Alfonso X. llega a ser respetado en tiempos de Reconquista y pasa a ser objeto de crítica y mofa en la obra cumbre del barroco español como ejemplo moralizante.

This paper tries to compare «Las Partidas» of Alfonso X and «El Quijote» of Cervantes, with the purpose of analyzing the changes produced in the knightly ideal, from the Middle Ages to the Baroque period. It shows the real situation of a commonplace, «the knight's honour», which was regulated by Alfonso X and, having been respected during the Reconquest period, it is then subject to criticism and mockery in the masterpiece of the Spanish Baroque period, as a moralizing example.

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Authors ;María José Hernando Garicochea
Journal current genetics
Year 2004
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10.5944/etfiii.17.2004.3709
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