Originalidad shakespeariana y herencia clásica en “El sueño de una noche de verano” / Shakespearean originality and classical heritage in “A Midsummer Night's Dream”

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Resumen: Con este artículo les presentamos a los profesionales de la enseñanza una visión personal de una de las piezas teatrales más representadas, leídas y versionadas de William Shakespeare con la intención de que la exploten en clase. Se trata de El sueño de una noche de verano, una obra rica en tradiciones literarias, apta para todos los públicos. Nuestro objetivo es explorar los límites que existen entre la creatividad artística del dramaturgo inglés y el peso de la tradición, en este caso, grecorromana. Para ello, comenzaremos nuestro estudio con una breve introducción al panorama literario renacentista de Inglaterra a fin de facilitarle al lector información sobre los antecedentes y el ambiente en el que se desarrolló la producción shakespeariana. Seguidamente, pasaremos a un análisis de la obra objeto de nuestro estudio que se basará en los siguientes puntos: las alusiones mitológicas, los recursos dramáticos y los elementos típicos de otros géneros literarios tales como la poesía bucólica y la novela antigua. En último lugar, ofrecemos nuestras reflexiones al respecto a modo de conclusión. Shakespeare; teatro; comedia; tradición clásica. Abstract: With this article we present teaching professionals a personal view of one of the plays most represented, read and versioned of William Shakespeare with the intention that they exploit it in class. It's A Midsummer Night's Dream, a work rich in literary traditions, suitable for all audiences. Our goal is to explore the boundaries between artistic creativity of English playwright and the weight of tradition, in this case, Greco-Roman. We will start our study with a brief introduction to the Renaissance literary scene of England to provide the reader with information about the background and environment in which Shakespearean production was developed. Next, we turn to an analysis of the work that we study which will be based on the following points: the mythological allusions, the dramatic resources and the typical elements of other genres such as pastoral poetry and the ancient novel. Finally, we offer our thoughts on the subject to conclusion.
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Authors Tovar, Montserrat Pons;
Journal tejuelo: didáctica de la lengua y la literatura
Year 2017
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