DOS USOS Y DOS SENTIDOS DE LA PROPAGANDA POLITICA EN LA ESPAÑA TARDOMEDIEVAL: EL PROFETISMO HISPANICO ENCUBERTISTA TRASTAMARA Y EL PROFETISMO EPICO IMPERIAL CAROLINO

  • Pablo Pérez García
Keywords: Propaganda, eschatology, prophetism, political power

Abstract

The author unravels some of the key political and social points of the discursive use of prophecy, in order to underline two uses of and two directions in the political propaganda of late medieval and renaissance Spain: that of the Catholic Monarchs (present in the novels of chivalry) and the epicimperial- humanistic prophetism of Charles of Habsburg.

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Pérez García P. (2009). DOS USOS Y DOS SENTIDOS DE LA PROPAGANDA POLITICA EN LA ESPAÑA TARDOMEDIEVAL: EL PROFETISMO HISPANICO ENCUBERTISTA TRASTAMARA Y EL PROFETISMO EPICO IMPERIAL CAROLINO. Res Publica. Revista de Historia de las Ideas Políticas, 18. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/RPUB/article/view/46236
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No. 18 (2007): Vísperas de la modernidad: El poder en la Baja Edad Media
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