«Rapture and horror: Reading Celestina in sixteenth-century Spain»
Autor Romero, Loreto
Título Rapture and horror: Reading Celestina in sixteenth-century Spain
Otros autores M. Gerli - R. D. Giles
Título revista/libro The Routledge Hispanic Studies Companion to Medieval Iberia. Unity in Diversity
Ciudad London - New York
Editorial Routledge
Año 2021
Páginas 491-507
Colección Routledge Companions to Hispanic and Latin American Studies
Resumen
Publicada en el paso de la Edad Media a la Edad Moderna, de la cultura manuscrita al libro impreso, de la lectura en voz alta a la lectura privada y en silencio, la obra de Rojas permite una lectura «in a changing world where imaginative texts begin more and more overtly to engage in a dialogue with the unconscious. I suggest that Celestina's popularity among sixteenth-century readers resides in its ability to expose the repressed energies at the margins of language and the civilized systems it structures, which Kristeva identifes with feelings of abjection» (p. 491)
