Aspects related to the genesis of Figuras de Bethlem, a work of Gabriel Miró
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https://doi.org/10.3989/revliteratura.2018.01.008Keywords:
Gabriel Miró, Figuras de Bethlem, Genesis, Unpublished manuscripts, Transcription, Classification, SourcesAbstract
The following paper describes how we did the analysis of the genesis process of Figuras de Bethlem, an unpublished work of Gabriel Miró. To do so, we explain which were the three aspects related with its development in which we decided to focus on, taken into account the material that remains from this book is limited to a group of manuscripts and few articles published in the Press: the transcription and the classification of the documents and the study of those sources that were especially outstanding in the gestation. Finally, we draw some of those conclusions that our work has led us to formulate.
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