
handle: 10366/149579
An?lisis de algunas obras del teatro del siglo XVI, desde Juan de la Encina a Juan de Vergara, en las que la magia tiene un papel fundamental en el desarrollo de la trama. Se realiza un repaso acerca de la capacidad de los actores para personarse en nigromantes, brujas y otros personajes m?gicos. Se har? referencia a la funci?n social de estos personajes, insistiendo en la importancia de la palabra y si la magia en estas obras es una cuesti?n de creencia o si por el contrario es algo real.
Analysis of some works of the 16th century theatre, from Juan de la Encina to Juan de Vergara, where magic plays a fundamental role in the development of the plot. A review is carried out on the ability of actors to appear in necromancers, witches and other magical characters. Reference will be made to their social function, insisting on the importance of the word and if the magic in these works is based on belief or, on the contrary, is something real.
Trabajo de fin de Grado. Grado en Filolog?a Hisp?nica. Curso acad?mico 2020-2021
Nigromancia, Teatro, 16th century, Nigromance, Magia, Magic, Theatre, 6203.10 Teatro, 5101.08 Magia, Siglo XVI
Nigromancia, Teatro, 16th century, Nigromance, Magia, Magic, Theatre, 6203.10 Teatro, 5101.08 Magia, Siglo XVI
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