Reconfiguraciones de la ninfa-pastora y del hada cruel en la poesía española contemporánea: una reescritura fantástica en La acacia de Antonio Gala

This paper analyzes the reconfiguration of two characters from western tradition in Antonio Gala’s La acacia. On the one hand, the nymph-shepherdess is studied, coming from the Romanic poetic tradition in general and the Spanish one in particular. On the other hand, the cruel fairy is studied, coming from European poetry in general and the English one in particular. In the first case, we start from the volume prepared by José Lara Garrido (2020) to detect, in poem number 2 of La acacia, most of the characteristics he theorized. In the second case, this same text is compared with the ballad “La belle dame sans merci” (1819), by the English romantic poet John Keats. Thus, this work is inserted within the field of studies concerning the relationships between tradition and modernity in contemporary Spanish poetry, considering the wide network of intertextual connections offered by Gala’s poetry and the rewritings of the fantastic canon.

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Reconfiguraciones de la ninfa-pastora y del hada cruel en la poesía española contemporánea: una reescritura fantástica en La acacia de Antonio Gala

Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja)
Statistical Methods and Bayesian Inference
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Reconfiguraciones de la ninfa-pastora y del hada cruel en la poesía española contemporánea: una reescritura fantástica en La acacia de Antonio Gala

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This paper analyzes the reconfiguration of two characters from western tradition in Antonio Gala’s La acacia. On the one hand, the nymph-shepherdess is studied, coming from the Romanic poetic tradition in general and the Spanish one in particular. On the other hand, the cruel fairy is studied, coming from European poetry in general and the English one in particular. In the first case, we start from the volume prepared by José Lara Garrido (2020) to detect, in poem number 2 of La acacia, most of the characteristics he theorized. In the second case, this same text is compared with the ballad “La belle dame sans merci” (1819), by the English romantic poet John Keats. Thus, this work is inserted within the field of studies concerning the relationships between tradition and modernity in contemporary Spanish poetry, considering the wide network of intertextual connections offered by Gala’s poetry and the rewritings of the fantastic canon.

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