| El divino Narciso Contributor(s): Cruz, Sor Juana Inés de la (Author), Aguilar Giménez, Sergio (Foreword by) |
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ISBN: 8498163358 ISBN-13: 9788498163353 Publisher: Linkgua OUR PRICE: $12.30 Product Type: Paperback Language: Spanish Published: January 2014 Annotation: El ms conocido de los autos sacramentales de Sor Juana, publicado en 1685. La obra cuenta con personajes alegricos, mitolgicos y una pequea participacin de personajes bblicos. As, Naturaleza Humana, la protagonista, dialoga con Sinagoga y Gentilidad, se enfrenta a Eco y a Soberbia. Narciso, bellsimo hijo de la ninfa Lirope y del ro Cefiso personifica la hermosura de la adolescencia. The best-known of Sor Juana's autos sacramentales, published in 1685, El divino Narciso (Divine Narcissus) is about characters from allegorical, mythological and some Biblical sources. Human Nature, the protagonist, holds dialogues with Sinagogue and Gentility, confronts Echo and Pride. Narcissus, the strikingly beautiful son of the nymph Lyriope and the River Cephisus, personifies the beauty of unspoiled youth. |
| Additional Information |
| BISAC Categories: - Drama | Caribbean & Latin American - History | Latin America - Mexico |
| Series: Teatro |
| Physical Information: 0.25" H x 5.5" W x 8.5" (0.31 lbs) 94 pages |
| Themes: - Cultural Region - Latin America - Cultural Region - Mexican |
| Descriptions, Reviews, Etc. |
| Publisher Description: El m s conocido de los autos sacramentales de Sor Juana, publicado en 1685. La obra cuenta con personajes aleg ricos, mitol gicos y una peque a participaci n de personajes b blicos. As , Naturaleza Humana, la protagonista, dialoga con Sinagoga y Gentilidad, se enfrenta a Eco y a Soberbia. Narciso, bell simo hijo de la ninfa Lir ope y del r o Cefiso personifica la hermosura de la adolescencia. The best-known of Sor Juana's autos sacramentales, published in 1685, El divino Narciso (Divine Narcissus) is about characters from allegorical, mythological and some Biblical sources. Human Nature, the protagonist, holds dialogues with Sinagogue and Gentility, confronts Echo and Pride. Narcissus, the strikingly beautiful son of the nymph Lyriope and the River Cephisus, personifies the beauty of unspoiled youth. |