La Perromachia de Pisón y Vargas: épica burlesca, novela, comedia fabulosa

Two Perromachias were published in Spain in the 18th Century: one by Francisco Nieto Molina (1765), the other by Juan Pisón y Vargas (1786). These mock-epic poems linked with the fable have been forgotten by critics. This paper focuses on Pisón y Vargas’ work and provides new information about his l...

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Main Authors: Rafael Bonilla Cerezo, Ángel Luis Luján Atienza
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Presses universitaires du Mirail 2012-01-01
Series:Criticón
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/criticon/164
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description Two Perromachias were published in Spain in the 18th Century: one by Francisco Nieto Molina (1765), the other by Juan Pisón y Vargas (1786). These mock-epic poems linked with the fable have been forgotten by critics. This paper focuses on Pisón y Vargas’ work and provides new information about his life. His Perromachia, written in eight silvas, takes Lope de Vegas’ Gatomaquia as main model, although the complete account of its sources shows that Pisón y Vargas gives includes in his poem the Parnasus of Spanish Golden Age that is in favour with the neoclassical canon: Garcilaso, Fray Luis and Villegas, particularly. The Perromachia is a moral fable, with footsteps of novel, and a satiric piece disguised as a text that continues the tradition of Golden Age mock-epic.
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spelling doaj.art-afe6d56e27fd410d81683bfdb63d89b42022-12-22T00:00:58ZspaPresses universitaires du MirailCriticón0247-381X2012-01-0111519321810.4000/criticon.164La Perromachia de Pisón y Vargas: épica burlesca, novela, comedia fabulosaRafael Bonilla CerezoÁngel Luis Luján AtienzaTwo Perromachias were published in Spain in the 18th Century: one by Francisco Nieto Molina (1765), the other by Juan Pisón y Vargas (1786). These mock-epic poems linked with the fable have been forgotten by critics. This paper focuses on Pisón y Vargas’ work and provides new information about his life. His Perromachia, written in eight silvas, takes Lope de Vegas’ Gatomaquia as main model, although the complete account of its sources shows that Pisón y Vargas gives includes in his poem the Parnasus of Spanish Golden Age that is in favour with the neoclassical canon: Garcilaso, Fray Luis and Villegas, particularly. The Perromachia is a moral fable, with footsteps of novel, and a satiric piece disguised as a text that continues the tradition of Golden Age mock-epic.http://journals.openedition.org/criticon/164influencia del Siglo de OroPisón y Vargas Juanpoesía burlesca del siglo XVIII español
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Pisón y Vargas Juan
poesía burlesca del siglo XVIII español
title La Perromachia de Pisón y Vargas: épica burlesca, novela, comedia fabulosa
title_full La Perromachia de Pisón y Vargas: épica burlesca, novela, comedia fabulosa
title_fullStr La Perromachia de Pisón y Vargas: épica burlesca, novela, comedia fabulosa
title_full_unstemmed La Perromachia de Pisón y Vargas: épica burlesca, novela, comedia fabulosa
title_short La Perromachia de Pisón y Vargas: épica burlesca, novela, comedia fabulosa
title_sort la perromachia de pison y vargas epica burlesca novela comedia fabulosa
topic influencia del Siglo de Oro
Pisón y Vargas Juan
poesía burlesca del siglo XVIII español
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