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Jacobo Llamas Martínez
Université de Neuchâtel
Switzerland
Biography
Vol 20 (2014), Articles, pages 231-251
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15304/m.v20i0.1785
Submitted: 20-04-2014 Accepted: 20-04-2015 Published: 20-04-2015
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Chevalier (1992: 118-9), Plata (1997: 242-3), Núñez Rivera (2001: 11-110) and Cacho Casal (2003: 63) are the researchers who have demonstrated the nearly literal coincidence of some of the expressions in Quevedo’s poetry with the poetry written by Baltasar del Alcázar; this feature illustrates the proximity that exists in certain cases between both poets, which might go beyond the use of a shared tradition and have more to do with Quevedo’s more or less direct knowledge about the poetry by the Andalusian. This paper studies the associations between Alcázar’s compositions which begin with “A la muerte cruel, acerba y dura”, “Detén, famoso Betis, la corriente”, and “Hiere la hermosa Elvira” in the funeral verses by Quevedo. In addition, this analysis demonstrates the need to revise current knowledge of Spanish funeral poetry.
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