El viaje del Parnaso, de Cervantes: autodiégesis y autosátira.

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    • Alternate Title:
      El viaje del Parnaso, by Cervantes: autodiegesis and self-satire.
    • Subject Terms:
      INTENTION; POETRY (Literary form); HUMAN voice; VOCABULARY; AUTOBIOGRAPHY
    • Abstract:
      Este artículo aborda los problemas que surgen al momento de profundizar la filiación de Viaje del Parnaso a la autosátira;problemas como la intención autobiográfica: ¿a quién critica la voz lírica, de quién se burla, si es que lo hace?; o el de la autocrítica y la calidad de la poesía cervantina, esto es, la cuestión sobre si reconoce Cervantes su mediocridad como poeta. Se propone un acercamiento a la voz lírica y sus desdoblamientos, a partir de nociones narratológicas, para una lectura del poema cervantino como un «encomio [...] bajo una sorna en contrario», en palabras de Márquez Villanueva. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      This article considers the problems that arise when deepening the affiliation of Viaje del Parnaso to self-satire; issues such as autobiographical intention. On the one hand whom does the lyrical voice criticize, whom does it mock, if at all? OOn the other hand that of self-criticism and the quality of Cervantes' poetry, i.e., the question as to whether Cervantes recognizes his mediocriy as apjoet. It proposes an approach to the lyrical voice and its developments based on narratological notions, in order to achieve a reading of the Cervantine poem as a «commendation [...] under a sarcastic expression to the contrary», in the words of Márquez Villanueva. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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