Épica y Conflicto Religioso en el Siglo XVI
Anglicanismo y Luteranismo Desde el Imaginario Hispánico
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Publication
2021 - Boydell & Brewer, Limited
Language
English
Word Count
56,500 words, Guess
Page Count
226 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139781855663350
- ISBN-10185566335X
- OCLC Control Number1159044675
- Better World Books9781855663350
- Open LibraryOL34674858M
Classifications
- LCCPQ6192
- LCCBR305.3 .E685 2021
Description
Este libro analiza un corpus de textos épicos y propagandísticos que se escriben en las fronteras del imperio español en el siglo XVI. Examina la representación del conflicto religioso en Inglaterra, Alemania y Holanda durante los reinados de Carlos V y Felipe II, y se centra en tres episodios, difundidos capilarmente en la cultura visual y emocional europea y en torno a los cuales cristaliza la narración heroica: los martirios de cartujos y jesuitas en Inglaterra; la guerra de Esmalcalda; y el asedio de Amberes. El volumen considera las estrachas relaciones entre épica e historia; entre épica y cultura visual; y entre la poesía épica hispánica y la historia y la cartografía religiosa de Europa en unos años críticos en los que se construye la Iglesia Anglicana y se afianza el luteranismo en Alemania. This book analyses a corpus of epic and propagandistic texts written at the margins of the Spanish empire in the sixteenth century. It examines the representation of religious conflict in England, Germany and Holland during the reigns of Charles V and Philip II, centring on three episodes widely disseminated in European visual and emotional culture and around which certain foundational Spanish heroic narratives emerged: the martyrdom of the Carthusians and Jesuits in England; the Schmalkaldic War; and the siege of Antwerp. The volume considers the close relationships between epic and history; between epic and visual culture; and between Hispanic epic poetry and the history and religious cartography of Europe during the critical years in which the Anglican Church was evolving and Lutheranism gaining strength in Germany.
Other Editions
- Épica y Conflicto Religioso en el Siglo XVI: Anglicanismo y Luteranismo Desde el Imaginario Hispánico
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