las fuentes plautinas de la comedia humanÍstica latina "annularia" (ca. 1500), de egidio gallo

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Abstract
Resumen Los estudiosos coinciden en señalar que los comediógrafos latinos -especialmente Plauto-fueron los modelos principales de la comedia humanística latina, a la que proporcionaron argumentos, esquemas, estructura y lengua. Está pendiente, sin embargo, establecer con exactitud y en detalle en qué medida esas fuentes antiguas determinaron el contenido y la forma de cada comedia humanística en particular. En este trabajo nos proponemos precisamente verificar la influencia léxica y fraseológica que ejerció Plauto sobre la comedia humanística latina Annularia (ca. 1500), de Egidio Gallo. Esta pieza, tras un examen detallado de su texto, aparece casi como un verdadero centón plautino.
Abstract Scholars agree on saying that Latin playwrights -chiefly Plautus- set the benchmark for the Latin humanistic comedy, shaping its plots, schemes, structures and language. Nonetheless it remains to be established exactly how and to what extent these two sources from the past molded the content and the shape of every particular humanistic comedy. In this paper we intend to verify how Plautus lexically andphraseologically influenced the Latin humanistic comedy Annularia (ca. 1500) by Egidio Gallo. Surprisingly, after thorough examination, this play looks almost like a bona fide Plautine cento.
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Authors ;Antonio Arbea G;María José Brañes G;Javier Beltrán H
Journal European journal of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging
Year 2012
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