El sutil hilo entre curialidad, academia y fiesta en los Siglos de Oro a la luz de El palacio encantado de Pérez de Montalbán. Con los libros de caballerías y la maestría de Cervantes al fondo

Alberto Del Río Nogueras

doi:10.13136/2284-2667/1083

The subtle thread between curiality, academy and feast in the Golden Age in the light of El palacio encantado by Pérez de Montalbán. With the books of chivalry and the mastery of Cervantes in the background

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Alberto Del Río Nogueras Universidad de Zaragoza https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8006-866X

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.13136/2284-2667/1083

Keywords:

Spanish books of chivalry, Golden Age literature and feast, academic prose, Feliciano de Silva, Pérez de Montalbán

Abstract

Montalbán’s El palacio encantado, a short novel included in his work Para todos, includes narrative elements already practiced in romances of chivalry, especially in those written by Feliciano de Silva. Pageantry and court spectacles, academic sessions included, offer means to match verisimilitude and admiratio, a lesson well learned by Cervantes.

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2021-12-23

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No. 9 (2021): Ladies and knights in the digital forest. Experiences for a database of chivalrous motifs and characters

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Monographic

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