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Francesc Fontanella va escriure setanta-set composicions amoroses dedicades a Gileta, criptònim de Maria Teresa Ham, que s’han transmès generalment com un conjunt unitari sota el nom de giletes. Conformen un dels blocs de l’obra de l’escriptor que més s’ha difós en la tradició manuscrita, i fins i tot en tres dels manuscrits unitaris importants disposen d’una portada pròpia. La investigació té tres parts principals: primerament, l’edició crítica dels poemes; en segon lloc, l’estudi, que inclou la recepció dels textos (imitacions incloses), les fonts, models i influències literàries i l’anàlisi delsignificat dels versos; i finalment, la difusió de la recerca. L’objectiu principal de la tesi és l’estudi de les giletes per tal de reivindicar el lloc preponderant que els correspon dins de la literatura catalana moderna.
Francesc Fontanella wrote seventy-seven love poems dedicated to Gileta, the pseudonym used for Maria Teresa Ham, and these are generally grouped together under the title giletes. They make up the part of the writer’s work that has had the widest reach in the manuscript tradition, and three of these important manuscripts even have their own cover. The research has three principal parts: firstly, the critical edition of the poems; in second place,the study, including the receipt (even the imitations), the literary sources, models and influences and the analysis of the meaning of the verses; and finally, the dissemination of the research. The fundamental aim of the thesis is to study the giletes in order to reclaim their prevailing place within the Catalan Modern literature.
Literatura catalana moderna, Giletes, 82, Edición crítica, Poesia, Poetry, 82 - Literatura, Critical edition, Catalan modern literature, Fontanella, Francesc, Edició crítica
Literatura catalana moderna, Giletes, 82, Edición crítica, Poesia, Poetry, 82 - Literatura, Critical edition, Catalan modern literature, Fontanella, Francesc, Edició crítica
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