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Domus: Ficci?? Y Mundo Dom??tico En El Barroco Espa??l

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Product Code: 9781855662933
ISBN13: 9781855662933
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Domus: Ficci?? Y Mundo Dom??tico En El Barroco Espa??l

$124.70
 
Domus estudia la representaci?n de la casa nobiliaria urbana en la narrativa corta y el teatro del siglo XVII en Espa?a. Analiza aspectos materiales y simb?licos del terreno premoderno de lo habitable como arquitectura y decoraci?n del hogar, la divisi?n del g?nero, la econom?a dom?stica y la idea de lo privado y lo p?blico.

Domus

Domus aborda ejemplos de la dramaturgia y la narrativa corta del siglo XVII espa?ol en tanto formas est?ticas que respondieron al desarrollo del mundo dom?stico nobiliario y urbano de la Pen?nsula Ib?rica. Propone un recorrido por el terreno de lo habitable, incluyendo la arquitectura y decoraci?n interior de la casa, las din?micas de g?nero, la econom?a dom?stica y la utilizaci?n de los objetos, la luz y el espacio, deteni?ndose en aspectcos que transformaron el hogar de la temprana modernidad as? como tambi?n la imaginaci?n creativa de los autores barrocos. Este estudio se?ala que la comedia urbana, el teatro breve y la novela cortesana ilustran tanto la importancia de temas dom?sticos en la ficci?n, como la percepci?n barroca de que la casa fue un escenario ?nico para teatralizar la domesticidad.

Domus delves into examples of the drama and short fiction of seventeenth-century Spanish as aesthetic forms that responded to the development of the nobility and urban domestic world of the Iberian Peninsula. The book offers a journey through the realm of the habitable, including architecture and the interior decoration of the house; gender dynamics; domestic economy and the use of objects; and light and space, stopping along the way to consider the historical aspects that transformed the early modern home as well as the creative imagination of the authors of the Baroque. This study shows that urban comedy, theater and the courtly novel illustrate both the importance of domestic issues in fiction and the Baroque perception that the house was a unique stage for dramatizing domesticity.

Noelia S. Cirnigliaro es Profesora Asociada en el Departamento de espa?ol y portugu?s en Dartmouth College.

. Noelia S. Cirnigliaro is Associate Professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at Dartmouth College.


Author: Noelia S. Cirnigliaro
Publisher: Tamesis Books
Publication Date: Oct 15, 2015
Number of Pages: 213 pages
Binding: Hardback or Cased Book
ISBN-10: 1855662930
ISBN-13: 9781855662933
 

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