Araquistáin' s 1929 version of Volpone

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contents Araquistáin' s 1929 version of Volpone Purificación RIBES TRAVER Lengua y Literatura This paper de als with Araq uistáin's 1929 free ada p tation into Sp;m ish of Ben jonson 's Va/pone. II centers on the an thor's claim to originality as a means of stressing its relevance in a theatrical context of fuerce competítion, with thr ee Span ish versions of the play simultaneo usly on stage . Araquistá in 's claim lo o rigina lity ís r a id a ttention lo by analysing the rela tionship tha t his text bea rs lo the two sources he ackno wled ges as h ís o wn : Sen Jon 5On '5 original play, on the ene hand , and Zweig's German adaptation , on the other . A third possible source of inspiration that he does not mention is also taken into cons ide rahon: Ludwig Tieck's (1793) Herr Von Fuch since, certain traits in the cha racters of Bonario, Celia, and, to a lesser extent, Volpone, bea r resemblance to Karl Krahfeld, Louise and Herr von Fuchs in the German versíon. As regards the general assessment of Araquistáin's adaptatíon, this analysis stresses its uneven quality, sínce, whereas its first part is d rama tically effective, its second part is careless and ccnfusing, in spite of which certain innovations would later preve in fl uential, such as the changes he introd uced into the cha racter of Urraca, that can be traced in Tasis's (1956) depiction of Canina. 2005 artículo científico 1135-7789 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=333527601005 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=3335 SEDERI Yearbook application/pdf Spanish and Portuguese Society for English Renaissance Studies SEDERI Yearbook (España) Num.15
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Araquistáin' s 1929 version of Volpone Purificación RIBES TRAVER Lengua y Literatura This paper de als with Araq uistáin's 1929 free ada p tation into Sp;m ish of Ben jonson 's Va/pone. II centers on the an thor's claim to originality as a means of stressing its relevance in a theatrical context of fuerce competítion, with thr ee Span ish versions of the play simultaneo usly on stage . Araquistá in 's claim lo o rigina lity ís r a id a ttention lo by analysing the rela tionship tha t his text bea rs lo the two sources he ackno wled ges as h ís o wn : Sen Jon 5On '5 original play, on the ene hand , and Zweig's German adaptation , on the other . A third possible source of inspiration that he does not mention is also taken into cons ide rahon: Ludwig Tieck's (1793) Herr Von Fuch since, certain traits in the cha racters of Bonario, Celia, and, to a lesser extent, Volpone, bea r resemblance to Karl Krahfeld, Louise and Herr von Fuchs in the German versíon. As regards the general assessment of Araquistáin's adaptatíon, this analysis stresses its uneven quality, sínce, whereas its first part is d rama tically effective, its second part is careless and ccnfusing, in spite of which certain innovations would later preve in fl uential, such as the changes he introd uced into the cha racter of Urraca, that can be traced in Tasis's (1956) depiction of Canina. 2005 artículo científico 1135-7789 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=333527601005 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=3335 SEDERI Yearbook application/pdf Spanish and Portuguese Society for English Renaissance Studies SEDERI Yearbook (España) Num.15
title Araquistáin' s 1929 version of Volpone
topic Lengua y Literatura
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