Admonitory Jewish-Spanish poetry:: Stylistic and thematic agreements with Castilian medieval moral l

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Author：Valentín, C

Article Title：Admonitory Jewish-Spanish poetry:: Stylistic and thematic agreements with Castilian medieval moral literature

Abstract：
This article explores the relationship between the Sephardic coplas admonitivas and the literature of moral written in Castilian in the Middle Ages, both by Christians and Jews. It intends to give evidence of the existence of a relationship between the two clerecias that wrote in the Peninsula in this period and how some of their common practices are recognizable in the poetry of moral written by Sephardim in the Ottoman Empire.

Keywords: Sephardic coplas admonition; mester de clerecia; rabbinic clerecia; literature of moral

DOI: 10.3989/rfe.2005.v85.i2.91

Source：REVISTA DE FILOLOGIA ESPANOLA

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