Bases folklóricas y culturales en las relaciones amorosas entre moros y cristianos en el Palmerín de Olivia (libros I y II)
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https://doi.org/10.13136/2284-2667/2Keywords:
libros de caballerías, moros, cristianos, mujer, amorAbstract
Durante siglos, la convivencia entre moros y cristianos ha generado abundante literatura. En este trabajo se da una vuelta de tuerca más al tema tomando como referencia dos episodios amorosos del Palmerín de Olivia en los que el amor como cautiverio y como herida. En ambos las relaciones afectivas entre los credos son desiguales porque son esporádicas y encaminadas a perfilar las virtudes o defectos del caballero. Se recurre a las constantes de la literatura de la época, haciendo caso omiso de los problemas (y soluciones) del momento, que se eluden imprimiendo a los textos un pensamiento patriarcal y católico.
During centuries, Muslims and Christians coexistence has generated a huge amount of literature. This works tries to give a turn to the subject taking as a reference two amatory episodes of the Palmerín of Olivia in which love is represented as captivity and wound. In both, the affective relations between the creeds are irregular because they are sporadic and directed to outline the virtues or defects of the knight. The novel refers to the literary tradition of the period and doesn’t take in consideration the problems (and solutions) of the contemporary age.
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