Melibea and Adela: a Lorca’s rewriting of female rebelliousness against patriarchal symbolic violence

Perhaps the most rebellious female characters of the Spanish dramaturgy are Melibea, from La Celestina, a classic attributed to Fernando de Rojas, and Adela from La Casa de Bernarda Alba, a famous work by García Lorca. Both protagonists, young and libertine, want to live their love against the norms...

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Autor principal: Mancha, María Valeria
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo 2019
Materias:
Violencia de género
La casa de Bernarda Alba
La Celestina
discurso social
gender violence
social discourse
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/boletingec/article/view/2290
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topic Violencia de género
La casa de Bernarda Alba
La Celestina
discurso social
gender violence
La casa de Bernarda Alba
La Celestina
social discourse
spellingShingle Violencia de género
La casa de Bernarda Alba
La Celestina
discurso social
gender violence
La casa de Bernarda Alba
La Celestina
social discourse
Mancha, María Valeria
Melibea and Adela: a Lorca’s rewriting of female rebelliousness against patriarchal symbolic violence
topic_facet Violencia de género
La casa de Bernarda Alba
La Celestina
discurso social
gender violence
La casa de Bernarda Alba
La Celestina
social discourse
author Mancha, María Valeria
author_facet Mancha, María Valeria
author_sort Mancha, María Valeria
title Melibea and Adela: a Lorca’s rewriting of female rebelliousness against patriarchal symbolic violence
title_short Melibea and Adela: a Lorca’s rewriting of female rebelliousness against patriarchal symbolic violence
title_full Melibea and Adela: a Lorca’s rewriting of female rebelliousness against patriarchal symbolic violence
title_fullStr Melibea and Adela: a Lorca’s rewriting of female rebelliousness against patriarchal symbolic violence
title_full_unstemmed Melibea and Adela: a Lorca’s rewriting of female rebelliousness against patriarchal symbolic violence
title_sort melibea and adela: a lorca’s rewriting of female rebelliousness against patriarchal symbolic violence
description Perhaps the most rebellious female characters of the Spanish dramaturgy are Melibea, from La Celestina, a classic attributed to Fernando de Rojas, and Adela from La Casa de Bernarda Alba, a famous work by García Lorca. Both protagonists, young and libertine, want to live their love against the norms imposed on women by the society. These beautiful maidens decide to enjoy their passion in a free way, opposing with their actions against a destiny arranged by their parents; revealing themselves against the patriarchal symbolic violence. In this paper, I will study how is it exposed in these works the social discourse of women in its relationship with the medieval paradigm and Lorca’s context, in order to understand the dialogues between both dramatic texts. For this I will try to discover the traces of gender violence and the reactions of some female characters against it.
publisher Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo
publishDate 2019
url https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/boletingec/article/view/2290
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