Tag: Spagna
Sul rapporto tra amore, divino e femminile nella poetica di Zorrilla, Bécquer ed Espronceda
di Simone Vincenzo Confietto
This essay explores the interrelation between love, the divine, and the feminine in Spanish Romantic literature, focusing on three major authors: José Zorrilla, Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer, and José de Espronceda. Through a comparative reading and by drawing upon classical and theological paradigms, such as Plato’s Symposium and Christian agápē, this study investigates how Romanticism reshapes the metaphysical power of love and its implications on gender dynamics.
Parole chiave: Spagna, Romanticismo, Amore, Divino, Genere
Leggi l'articoloL’esilio come patria di María Zambrano: le radici devono avere fiducia nei fiori
di Marianna Lorusso
This article aims to clarify the experience of exile from the perspective of one of the most prominent philosophers of the twentieth century, namely Maria Zambrano, was forced to leave Spain following the de-feat of the Republican faction at the end of the Civil War, in 1939. When the country fell into the hands of the dictator Francisco Franco, exile appeared to be the only solution for those who decided not to submit to the new regime.
Parole chiave: María Zambrano, Filosofia, Guerra Civile, esilio, Spagna
Leggi l'articoloLa Vara di Messina e gli autos sacramentales, punto di unione tra Sicilia e Spagna
di Lucia Mancuso
This article explores the connections between the Spanish autos sacramentales of the seventeenth century and the Vara di Messina, a triumphal chariot which is still used nowadays during the namesake procession held in the Sicilian city and dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the course of my study, quite a large number of similarities has emerged. This paper also analyzes the history of the ‘Vara’, in particular its name and how it came into being, and highlights further links with Spanish culture and language.
Parole chiave: comparazione, autos sacramentales, Vara, Spagna, Sicilia
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