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Fernando de Herrera y la poesía de ruinas: razones y desarrollo de un paradigma mediterráneo
Auteur(s)
Clea Gerber
Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento / Universidad de Buenos Aires
Date de parution
2024-10-21
In
Janus
Vol.
2024
No
13
De la page
271
A la page
294
Résumé
Este artículo estudia cómo Fernando de Herrera adoptó en su lírica el paradigma de la poesía de ruinas, que comentó en el soneto XXXIII de Garcilaso de la Vega y que forjó o al menos contribuyó a consolidar con las Anotaciones a la poesía de Garcilaso (1580). Para ello, examinamos qué ha entendido la crítica como poesía de ruinas tanto en el corpus áureo como en la obra de Herrera, tras lo que propondremos una adaptación del corpus herreriano: en primer lugar, definirlo con mayor precisión, reduciéndolo para aclarar qué inspiró al poeta sevillano, cómo entendió la poesía de ruinas y cómo la adaptó en diversos géneros y momentos de su carrera; en segundo lugar, ampliarlo metafóricamente servirá para analizar qué movió a Herrera a exportar a otros ámbitos un paradigma que tanto contribuyó a conformar.
This article examines how Fernando de Herrera adopted in his lyrical poetry a model that he commented in Garcilaso de la Vega's sonnet XXXIII and that he forged or at least contributed to consolidate in his Anotaciones a la poesía de Garcilaso (1580). We review what critics understand as ruins poetry in Golden Age poetry in general and in Herrera's production in particular, after which we propose adapting Herrera's corpus: in the first place, we propose to define it more precisely, reducing it in order to clarify what inspired Herrera, how he understood ruins poetry, and how he adapted it in different genres and stages of his career; in the second place, we propose to largen it metaphorically in order to analyze what moved Herrera to export to other contexts a system that he decisively contributed to shape.
This article examines how Fernando de Herrera adopted in his lyrical poetry a model that he commented in Garcilaso de la Vega's sonnet XXXIII and that he forged or at least contributed to consolidate in his Anotaciones a la poesía de Garcilaso (1580). We review what critics understand as ruins poetry in Golden Age poetry in general and in Herrera's production in particular, after which we propose adapting Herrera's corpus: in the first place, we propose to define it more precisely, reducing it in order to clarify what inspired Herrera, how he understood ruins poetry, and how he adapted it in different genres and stages of his career; in the second place, we propose to largen it metaphorically in order to analyze what moved Herrera to export to other contexts a system that he decisively contributed to shape.
Lié au projet
“Cervantes and Lope de Vega: Late Style” (ISSEZO_214111)
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