Novelas Ejemplares y Amorosas de Doña Maria de Zayas y Sotomayor

La traición en la amistad, es la única comedia de María de Zayas, escrita en verso. Es una historia de amor y engaño; los personajes principales son: Fenisa, Marcia, Belisa, Laura, Gerardo, Juan y Liseo. La complicidad entre los personajes femeninos es uno de los ejes de la trama y, entre ellos, Fenisa es la principal catalizadora de los conflictos. La traición en la amistad ironiza con la condición de la mujer y reflexiona sobre las relaciones entre sexos. Además de teatro, Zayas escribió dos libros de relatos breves (1637, 1647) inspirados en el Decameron, de Boccaccio. En ellos las ...

Origen Filol?gico Del Romance Castellano: Disertaciones Ling??sticas Sobre Los Primitivos Documentos De Nuestra Literatura Patria. Fuero Juzgo, Su Lenguaje, Gram?tica Y Vocabulario (Spanish Edition)

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Conoce la vida cotidiana de los antiguos egipcios: cómo vivían en sus casas, cómo escribían, qué estudiaban, los oficios más comunes, sus dioses, las momias, las pirámides, y muchas otras cosas interesantes y curiosas, presentadas con imágenes de excepcional calidad que te llevarán a un mundo lejano y maravilloso.

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