Philological study of the editions of Dominicales (1914) by Tomás Carrasquilla
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This article proposes a philological study of the editions of the collection of Dominicales stories by Tomás Carrasquilla, its history of textual transmission and the conditions required by the work to weave a text as faithful as possible to the will of the author. This analysis is made from the theoretical-practical approach to textual criticism proposed by Alberto Blecua from the first two phases of the recensio: fontes criticae and collatio cudicum, and the concepts defined by Miguel Ángel Pérez Priego. Thus, a description of the testimonies used in the collatio and an analysis of the main alterations and types of variations resulting from the comparison of the work will be presented.
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