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24 Cards in this Set
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The subjects usually are simple, but the expression is ornamented, opulent, sumptuous, loaded of surprising metaphors, cultured voices and syntactic twisting.
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Gongorismo
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Rompe el equilibrio clásico haciendo predominar el contenido sobre la forma o expresión.
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Conceptismo
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Conceptismo
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Francisco de Quevado
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Reunir el máximo número de ideas y conceptos en un mínimo de palabras. Lo intelectual prevalece sobre lo sensorial.
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Conceptismo
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-Elitismo: Uso exagerado de cultismos, alusiones mitológicas.
-Uso violento del hipérbaton: alteración exagerada del orden de las palabras en un verso y de los versos en una estrofa. -Uso del neologismo (nuevas palabras) |
Gongorismo
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Laconismo y concisión: “Lo bueno, si breve, dos veces bueno”
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Conceptismo
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Gongorismo
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Luis de Gongora
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Tendencia humorista y/o satírica (interpretación humorística --a veces irónica-- llena de pesimismo y desengaño)
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Conceptismo
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La agudeza y el ingenio: sutileza intelectual para presentar ideas con dificultad; habilidad y perspicacia para exponer ideas.
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Conceptismo
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-Recargo y ornamentación de la forma: mundo sensorial, acumulación de imágenes.
-Elaboración de metáforas sorprendentes y difíciles: se acumulan en una palabra o en una frase diversos significados. Hay una constante substitución del objeto común por un objeto poético (“pájaros” por “esquillas de sonoras plumas”). -Uso frecuente de la hipérbole, la alegoría y la perífrasis. |
Gongorismo
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personification, humanity built of wood, destroyed by flood for not acknolewding them, descendents become monkeys for not obeying the gods
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Popol-vuh
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He was a business man writing a convincing letter, embellishes everything all in exchange for "muy poquita", tells king and queen of spain that the people there are like children and can be easily defeated
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Cristobal Colon
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de las casas
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enriquillo, valenzuela, hernando de san miguel
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priest for the indigenous people, wrote about Enriquillo, wants to defend the indigenous people but talks about them as animals (contradiction)
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Bartolome de las casas
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indian by blood, learns the laws of the spanish, marries an indian in a catholic church, speaks spanish, becomes acculturated to the spanish culture
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Enriquillo
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villian who treats Enriquillo and his family terrible, Spainard, beats E with a stick and rapes his wife
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Valenzuela
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brings peace to the 13-14 year rebellion, this treaty helps spaniards economically
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Hernando de San Miguel
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humanizes la malinche in his writings, opposite of octavio paz
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Diaz del castillo
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Diaz del Castillo characters
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Jeronomo de aguilar, guerrero, dona marina (la malinche)
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one of the two people taken as slaves, and wants to go back when rescued
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jeronomo de aguilar
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"El conquistador conquistado", one of the two men taken as slaves, does not wish to go back to Spain, became acculturated
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Guerrero
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mother betrayed her by choosing her son over her daughter and throwing her out, very intelligent and multi-lingual/cultural
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la malinche
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archbishop of New Spain, hates women, signs his name as a woman in response to so Juana's document
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sor Filotea de la Cruz
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knowledge was very important, wrote against a theological text, wrote poems about the double standard for women,
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sor Juana
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