"Los Pelópidas" by Jorge Llopis and the parody of Greek tragedy
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In this paper, we analyze the astrakhan Los Pelópidas (1966) by Jorge Llopis Establier. Through humor, lighthearted verses, unexpected out-of-place comments and parodic connections between serious literature and popular culture, the author makes a caricature of Greek tragedy, and mythical and literary plots of canonical plays (of epic and tragic genre) are transformed into comedy.Downloads
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