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Journal articles on the topic "Pedro (1745-1824)"
Carnero, Guillermo. "Pedro Montengon (1745-1824): un poeta entre dos siglos." Hispanic Review 59, no. 2 (1991): 125. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/473718.
Full textDIOP, Dame. "Le récit de voyage de Pedro Montengón (1745-1824)." LITERA, June 23, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.26650/litera2019-0076.
Full text"Nota de la Redaccion de Hispanic Review a Proposito del Articulo de Guillermo Carnero Titulado "Pedro Montengon (1745-1824): un poeta entre dos siglos," Aparecido en el Numero 59.2 (Spring 1991), paginas 125-41." Hispanic Review 60, no. 1 (1992): 71. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/473395.
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Diop, Dame. "L'espace dans le roman de Pedro Montengon." Nice, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012NICE2013.
Full textThe goal of this dissertation is to show the essential role of Space in the novels by Pedro Montengón thanks to the methodological proposals of Professor Jacques Soubeyroux who has introduced space as a third category of narrative along with time and narration which are considered by modern review as being the main two fundamental elements of “representation”. Once it has become a meaningful place, space is from then on a full “textual category”. When specifically applied to the novels of Montengón (1745-1824), one better understands its different functions since it serves to get started on the narrative by both allowing action to proceed on and plot to progress. Thus, analyzing the novel topography makes it easier to enter the literary universe of Pedro Montengón and even the Age of Enlightenment in Europe and the Ilustración in Spain. This approach helps us classify his literary work at the same time picaresque and sentimental in Eusebio (1786), educative and sentimental in Eudoxia (1793), epic and gothic in El Antenor (1788-1789) and adapted pastoral in El Mirtilo (1795). But in what context did those writings come to light? The answer to this question brings us right back to the subject matter of our dissertation considering the difficult surfacing of the novel which was considered as a fake story (historia fingida) and also dangerous because of the characters’ liberty in fiction. This is why it is absent in the officially recognized genres well controlled by rigid canons such as theater and poetry. In addition to social and state censorship, the Holy Office was uncompromising in enforcing the « useful » literature which is the antinomy of entertainment and of philosophical ideas. That’s why the writer from Alicante did indeed use esthetic self-censorship by fleeing to ideal worlds, whether it is in space or in time. It is actually a subversion of reality which obliges him to be perpetually in search of a utopia. Hence we find connections between the imaginative world and the real one in the writings of Montengón, included mixing business with pleasure, the travels and the meta-narratives of interpolated novels. Lastly, opposing the bustling and dangerous city to the quiet and peaceful countryside is almost a permanent feature in Montengón’s novel, in the light of Menosprecio de Corte y Alabanza de Aldea by Fray Antonio de Guevara
Books on the topic "Pedro (1745-1824)"
Blanco, Rogelio. Pedro Montengón y Paret, 1745-1824: Un ilustrado entre la utopía y la realidad. Valencia: Editorial de la UPV, 2001.
Find full textPedro Montengón y Paret (1745-1824): Un ilustrado entre la utopía y la realidad. Valencia: Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, 2001.
Find full textPedro Montengón y Paret (1745-1824): Un ilustrado entre la utopía y la realidad. Valencia: Editorial de la UPV, 2001.
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