Garcilaso de la Vega and Pedro Salinas: my voice because of you
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https://doi.org/10.3989/revliteratura.2008.v70.i140.70Keywords:
love and Humanism, Garcilaso’s eclogues, Salinas’s Largo lamento, Petrarca’s collection of verse, elegyAbstract
This paper shows the relationship between two Spanish writers: Garcilaso de la Vega and Pedro Salinas; or better, the influence of the former over the latter. This influence may be noticed in different levels: the use of literary genres (eclogues, elegies or collections of verse), the conception of love, the use of myths and topics, the music of verse, etc. Some characteristics of Salinas’s style come clearly from Garcilaso (the intimacy, simplicity, orality, the dialogue, the use of the present tense and the first person, etc.). Our essay studies the influence of Garcilaso on the book Largo lamento, 1937?, written by Salinas at the same time as an essay about the renaissance poet —in addition of other unpublished works and his personal correspondence—, in order to show the presence of Garcilaso in his mind and all of his production.
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