Stars, flowers and princesses as objects in 1615: "Las dos estrellas trocadas" y "Los ramilletes de Madrid" by Lope de Vega
Keywords:
Political propaganda, Female objectification, beautiful symbols.
Abstract
This article explores the comedy of Lope from a feminist perspective. The work is inserted into the political symbolism of the time, it is also a propaganda document of the Franco-Spanish double wedding in 1615, and a testament of the use of women in royal marriages.Downloads
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Published
2012-03-12
How to Cite
Arredondo M. S. (2012). Stars, flowers and princesses as objects in 1615: "Las dos estrellas trocadas" y "Los ramilletes de Madrid" by Lope de Vega. Investigaciones Feministas (Feminist Research), 2, 239-257. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_INFE.2011.v2.38554
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