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13843 Introduction to Golden Age Spanish Literature - Five-year degree in Spanish Philology

Center

Faculty of Philology, Translation and Communication

Departament

Spanish

Lecturers in charge

F7130 - JULIO ALONSO ASENJO

Met. Docent

Oral presentation (following a script with the main topics developed and offering the proper bibliography), insistance on student participation.

Met. Avaluació

Final examination and project work

Bibliografia

BIBLIOGRAFÍA BÁSICA
1. Manuales de Historia de la literatura española:
J. Menéndez Peláez, J. - I. Arellano, Historia de la literatura española. II. Renacimiento y Barroco, León, Everest, 1993, pp. 39-65. 155-347. 537-821.

También pueden resultar útiles, entre otros:
Alborg, J. L., Historia de la literatura española, Vols. 1 y 2, ed. Gredos.
Canavaggio, J., dir., Historia de la literatura española: Tomo 2: El Siglo XVI. Tomo 3: El Siglo XVII, Barcelona, ed. Ariel, 1995.
De la Fuente, R., ed., Historia de la literatura española, eds. Júcar, núm. 10-24.
Ferreras, J. I., dir., Historia crítica de la literatura española, ed. Taurus.
Huerta Calvo, J., coord., Lectura Crítica de la Literatura Española, ed. Playor, núm. 5-10.
Jones, R. O. et al., Historia de

Continguts

OBJECTIVES: Knowledge of the main movements, literary genre, authors, works and styles of the Reinassance and Baroque. SYLLABUS 1st PART: INTRODUCTION TO THE GOLDEN AGE. 1. Concept of " Century " or "Golden age" and chronological limits of the period. 2. Remarkable aspects of the Renaissance society. 3. Remarkable aspects of the Baroque society. 4. Movements: Humanism and Erasmus thought; the Reformation and the Counter-Reformation. 5. Styles: Renaissance, Mannerism and Baroque: reasons, topics, features, resources and genre. 2ND PART: LITERARY GENRE, AUTHORS AND WORK OF THE GOLDEN AGE. 1. Poetry of the First renaissance. 2. Poetry of the Second Renaissance and/or Mannerism. 3. Prose of the Renaissance. 4. Renaissance narrative formulations and Baroque developments. 5. Cervantes and D. Quijote de la Mancha. 6. Poetry of the Baroque. 7. Main poets of the Baroque: Lope de Vega, Góngora and Quevedo. 8. The prose of the Baroque.