Manuel Ibo Alfaro’s new writings in "La Ilustración" of Barcelona
Julián Bravo Vega
Cuadernos de Investigación Filológica · 2014
doi:10.18172/cif.2658 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
A series of five original writings located in La Ilustración (1882- 1883) of Barcelona. Editions. Contribution to Manuel Ibo Alfaro’s bibliography: valuation of two unknown writings. The romantics and traveling to Orient. Arabic “costumbrismo”. Romantic fancy and memory. Narrative development of the legend of the “bewitched Moorish woman” (“mora encantada”): interrelations between Becquer’s “La cueva de la mora” and Ibo Alfaro’s “La cueva de la luna”. The Moorish legends framework (“La peña de Antequera”, “La cueva de la mora”, “La mora y el cautivo”, “La última reina mora”, “La mora caritativa y piadosa”, “La conversión de la mora”, “Los tesoros escondidos”) and its contribution to the explanation to two Cervantes’ literary topics: “el moro encantado” and the legend of Muzaraque.
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