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El gozo del Paraí­so en dí­sticos elegí­acos: notas sobre algunos milagros marianos de Nigel de Canterbury

Authors: Disalvo, Santiago;

El gozo del Paraí­so en dí­sticos elegí­acos: notas sobre algunos milagros marianos de Nigel de Canterbury

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A finales del siglo XII y durante el XIII, la materia miracular mariana pasa de la prosa latina al romance y al verso, con autores como Adgar, Gautier de Coinci, Gonzalo de Berceo y Alfonso X. Ahora bien, ¿queda algún testimonio de elaboración poética de milagros en verso latino, como momento de transición entre la prosa en latín y la poesía en romance? La respuesta es afirmativa y es el caso de los "Miracula Sancte Dei Genitricis Virginis Marie, Versifice", de Nigelo de Canterbury. Se aprecia, así, cómo una materia narrativa de uso extendido, recopilada en relatos más bien breves y en prosa, se transforma en elaboradas colecciones en verso: milagros en dísticos elegíacos, evidentemente apropiados para un público culto, de formación escolar. En la abundancia de tópicos de la que dispone la erudición clerical del autor, se introducen ciertas imágenes especialmente interesantes para observar la evolución de la descripción del trasmundo en la literatura mariana.

At the end of the 12th and during the 13th century, Marian miracle narrative moved from Latin prose to Romance verse, with authors such as Adgar, Gautier de Coinci, Gonzalo de Berceo and Alfonso X. Now, is there any evidence of poetic elaboration of miracles in Latin verse, as a moment of transition between Latin prose and Romance poetry? The answer is affirmative, and this is the case with the Miracula Sancte Dei Genitricis Virginis Marie, Versifice of Nigel of Canterbury. It is possible to consider, therefore, how narratives of wide usage, compiled mostly in brief stories in prose, become an elaborate collections in verse: miracles in elegiac couplets. In the abundance of tópoi that the author's clerical erudition employs, some particularly interesting images are introduced in order to examine the evolution of the description of Paradise in Marian literature.

Fil: Disalvo, Santiago Anibal. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - La Plata. Instituto de Investigaciones en Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación. Instituto de Investigaciones en Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales; Argentina

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LITERATURA LATINA MEDIEVAL, Literatura latina medieval, Humanidades, Medieval Latin literature, literatura latina medieval, P1-1091, Milagros marianos, poesía, Poesía, Marian miracles, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.2, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, Philology. Linguistics, Letras, Paraíso, NIGEL DE CANTERBURY, milagros marianos, Greek language and literature. Latin language and literature, 440, Literatura latina, Nigel de Longchamps, Nigel de Canterbury, Narraciones, Paraíso, MILAGROS MARIANOS, Siglos XII-XIII, PARAÍSO, Poesía, Literatura, Paradise, Nigel of Canterbury, PA

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