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Ann Radcliffe’s Gothic Romances and the Sea

2021

Biographical materials and the writer’s journals show that Ann Radcliffe had some personal knowledge of the sea and to some extent of sailing. She was also a lover of nature, an enthusiast of 17th -century landscapists, a connoisseur of Pre-Romantic poetry, who was also familiar with contemporary esthetic tastes and theories. In this context, the article analyzes seascapes, maritime and nautical references, motifs of storm and shipwreck in Radcliffe’s Gothic romances, including some poetical lines inspired by the sea with which The Mysteries of Udolpho is interspersed. The writer’s descriptions of the sea and her use of this element in her works are discussed in relation to her fictional ch…

Gothic romancesseascapesAnn Radcliffethe seaExplorations: A Journal of Language and Literature
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Shining castles and humans of metal/floral appearance ? metaphorical language in the Palaiologan romances Kallimachos and Velthandros

2019

About eight centuries after Heliodorus, the Greek novel resurfaced in the twelfth century, in Komnenian Byzantium, and again two centuries later under the Palaiologan dynasty. This latter literary revival was due to the political stability of the imperial Byzantine government, which promoted cultural production, rhetorical education, and patronage networks. Kallimachos and Velthandros, two Palaiologan romances presented as court literature, combine ancient and medieval tropes with rhetorical artistry to blur the boundaries between the artificial and the natural. Castles and objects made of precious metals thus resemble living, natural spaces, and human characters are portrayed in metallurgi…

Metaphorical languageSimileUNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAScombine ancient and medieval tropes with rhetorical artistry to blur the boundaries between the artificial and the natural. Castles and objects made of precious metals thus resemble livingand patronage networks. Kallimachos and Velthandrosthe Greek novel resurfaced in the twelfth centuryand again two centuries later under the Palaiologan dynasty. This latter literary revival was due to the political stability of the imperial Byzantine governmentHomeric modelnatural spacesand human characters are portrayed in metallurgical//pages.uv.es/SPhV/cas/numero21.wiki [and zoomorphic terms. Palaiologan romance ? Homeric model ? ekphrasis ? metaphorical language ? simile 83 100 https]Ekphrasistwo Palaiologan romances presented as court literaturein Komnenian Byzantium1135-9560 8276 Studia philologica valentina 536436 2019 21 7225814 Shining castles and humans of metal/floral appearance ? metaphorical language in the Palaiologan romances Kallimachos and Velthandros Fonsecawhich promoted cultural productionanthomorphicByzantine literaturePalaiologan romancerhetorical education:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]and zoomorphic terms. Palaiologan romance ? Homeric model ? ekphrasis ? metaphorical language ? simile 83 100 https://pages.uv.es/SPhV/cas/numero21.wikiRui Carlos About eight centuries after Heliodorus
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Dos apotegmas desconocidos sobre el caballero don Manuel Ponce de León en ¨El cortesano¨ (1561) de Luis Milán

2018

Los apotegmas incluidos en la Primera Jornada de El cortesano (1561) de Luis Milán sirven como base fundamental del presente trabajo. En concreto, la presencia del famoso caballero don Manuel Ponce de León en dos de ellos. El artículo resume la biografía his-tórica de don Manuel Ponce de León, la repercusión de su fama en la literatura de la época y analiza los dos apotegmas ?no asociados hasta el momento con su personalidad? en relación a las otras manifestaciones literarias que protagoniza.

UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]Apotegmas don Manuel Ponce de León romances El cortesano Luis Milán
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