Dynamic Spaces in La Diana by Jorge de Montemayor
This book is the first to study the three predominant settings in Montemayor's Diana. It offers heretofore unexplored considerations that identify the environments as indispensable, protagonic figures that promote the dramatic action. The information in this book dispels both the notion of the pastoral novel as a genre marked by a static representation of whimsical fantasy and that of the spatial framework as that of a mere descriptive background. It explores ways in which the ambience initiates and sustains the external dramatic action and causes the internal transformation of the protagonists. The...
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