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Family Matters: Textual Memory and the Politics of Loss in Gómez Manrique’s Consolatorias

Sims, Holly

Bulletin of Hispanic studies (Liverpool : Liverpool University Press : 1996), 2018-03, Vol.95 (3), p.265-288 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Liverpool: Liverpool University Press

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Título:
Family Matters: Textual Memory and the Politics of Loss in Gómez Manrique’s Consolatorias
Autor: Sims, Holly
Assuntos: "Consolatoria" ; "No pocas veces" ; 15th century ; 400-1499 Medieval period ; Adult children ; Analysis ; Criticism and interpretation ; Crítica literaria ; Domestic relations ; Familia ; Families & family life ; Family ; Family relations ; Filosofía ; Grief ; Honra ; Literary criticism ; Literatura española ; Literatura medieval ; Loss (Psychology) ; Manrique, Gomez (1415-90) ; Manrique, Gomez (Spanish poet) ; Manrique, Gómez(1412?-1490) ; Medieval literature ; Memoria ; Memory ; Moral ; Morals ; Nobility ; Nobleza ; Philosophy ; Poesía ; Poetic techniques ; Poetics ; Poetry ; Poets ; Politics ; Politics and literature ; Política y literatura ; Portrayals ; Semiotics ; Siglo XV ; Spanish literature ; Virtue ; Works
É parte de: Bulletin of Hispanic studies (Liverpool : Liverpool University Press : 1996), 2018-03, Vol.95 (3), p.265-288
Descrição: This article examines Gómez Manrique’s consolation poems, ‘No pocas vezes’ (1456–1457), written for his sister, Juana Manrique, and the ‘Consolatoria’ (1480), written for his wife, Juana de Mendoza, as part of a corpus of works composed in response to the Manrique family’s political misfortunes. Although these two poems share thematic similarities to Boethius’ De Consolatione Philosophiae, Gómez nevertheless breaks with the tradition of the classical consolation by composing ‘No pocas vezes’ and the ‘Consolatoria’ as textual monuments to his family’s virtuous lineage. Specifically, Gómez consoles his sister and wife by establishing their superiority to contemporary examples of Fortune’s victims, such as Álvaro de Luna, and interpreting their present suffering as a sign of the Manrique family’s future prosperity based on the example of Job. By presenting Juana Manrique and Juana de Mendoza as examples of the Manrique clan’s virtue, these two consolation poems also privilege Gómez’s perspective as author and architect of his family’s literary legacy.
Editor: Liverpool: Liverpool University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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Family Matters: Textual Memory and the Politics of Loss in Gómez Manrique’s Consolatorias

Sims, Holly

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