
handle: 10550/121077
Diego Hurtado de Mendoza was familiar with Garcilaso de la Vega’s poetry, of whom he was friend, a relative and a generational partner. We approach the begging problem in the Lazarillo and its relationship with the date when it was written. We suggest another piece of historical information that would also locate the end of the novel in the Cortes of Toledo from 1538-1539. Finally, we propose a chronological chart with the diverse life stages of Lázaro de Tormes in objective correspondence with a series of contemporary historical facts.; Diego Hurtado de Mendoza estaba familiarizado con la poesía de Garcilaso de la Vega de quien era pariente y compañero generacional. Nos acercamos al problema de la mendicidad en el Lazarillo y su relación con la fecha de su escritura. Sugerimos otro dato histórico que también ubicaría el final de la novela en las Cortes de Toledo de 1538-1539. Finalmente, proponemos un cuadro cronológico para las diversas fases vitales de Lázaro de Tomes en correspondencia objetiva con una serie de hechos históricos contemporáneos.
UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS, Garcilaso, chronology., begging, dating, Gelves, sword
UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS, Garcilaso, chronology., begging, dating, Gelves, sword
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