Light Imagery in the Spanish BalladThis book examines the origin of the medieval Spanish concept of light and the poetic function which luminous imagery serves. It concludes with an investigation of the traditional element (radiance) in the balladry of three Spanish poets: Lope de Vega, the Duque de Rivas, and Federico García Lorca. |
Contents
The Medieval Spanish Concept of Light | 18 |
Love and Beauty | 35 |
The Poetic Function of Light Imagery | 54 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
Abenámar almenas almenas de Toro Ángel de Saavedra Anunciación armas audience Audsley beauty bien blanca buen caballo castillos cielo ciudad color Concha Zardoya Conde Dirlos corredores darkness depicted doña Duque de Rivas El niño emotional English balladry española estaba estrellas Federico García Lorca glitter gold gran Guiomar gypsy habia haré hija I. A. Richards Ibid illumination imagery of light images Juan Karl Vossler King lanza light imagery listener Lope Lope de Vega Lope's luminosity luna lunar Madrid mano María marido Milman Parry Miraba Montage moon moro Muerto de amor mythology night niño noche ojos Paul Bénichou plata poesía poetic function Popular Ballads Primavera y flor protagonist puerta R. G. Collingwood radiance Ramón Menéndez Pidal relumbra rey don Rodrigo Romance del rey Romancero gitano Romancero viejo rostro San Gabriel Sánchez Pérez señor shining siete silver singer solar Spanish ballad stars symbolism tale tradicional traditional style verses