approximation to a repertoire of figures in calderon’s plays
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Abstract
The imitation of several features which have prooved their efficacy in previous texts leads to the consolidation of a repertoire of recognizable elements which configure a literary genre. These “figures” (following Barthes’ definition) are easy to recognize in Calderón’s plays, whose comedias are elaborated as a careful formal play in which recognizable elements are combined, branched and developed in a balance between expected and surprising possibilities. A sampler of these elements in every literary level appears as a condition for the study of its combinations.
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| Authors | ;Miguel Martín Echarri |
| Journal | nutrition and food science |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.3989/rfe.2014.07
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