La Literatura oral sefardí: balance del pasado y perspectivas de futuro / Sephardic Oral Literature: Review of the Past and Future Perspectives

Díaz-Mas, Paloma

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“…The tradition of oral performance, which originated in medieval Iberia, was preserved by Sephardic Jewish communities across the world and continued to have an important role in social and family functions into the twentieth century. 28 The poem also imitates the medieval Iberian ballad tradition in its form (octosyllabic verses) and in the use of archaic nouns and verb tenses. The warning to avoid 'el dichoso libro' ('the cursed book' of poetry) is cryptic and full of juxtaposing statements and images connected by the conjunction of choice, 'ó' (or).…”

Section: Penha As Followsmentioning

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Spanish Jew or Hispanist? Abraham Z. López-Penha and the negotiation of Columbian, Pan-Hispanic, and Sephardic identity

Allard

2019

Jewish Culture and History

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Section: Penha As Followsmentioning

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Spanish Jew or Hispanist? Abraham Z. López-Penha and the negotiation of Columbian, Pan-Hispanic, and Sephardic identity

Allard

2019

Jewish Culture and History

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“…2 Si bien esta afirmación ha sido aceptada de manera unánime para este romance, no hay que olvidar que se ha podido rastrear la presencia de algunos romances nuevos y vulgares en algunas comunidades sefardíes que mantuvieron la comunicación con España, por lo que hay que ser cauto a la hora de considerar la existencia de un romane en la tradición judeoespañola como una prueba irrefutable de su pertenencia a la tradición vieja. Véanse, al caso, los ejemplos de Paloma Díaz-Mas (1982) o Díaz Viana (1984), entre otros.…”

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El romance de La bastarda y el segador a la luz de sus variantes

Piquero

2020

Rev. filol. esp.

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El romance de La bastarda y el segador ha conservado una enorme vitalidad en la tradición oral moderna, tanto en la Península Ibérica, incluyendo Portugal, como en Canarias, Hispanoamérica y la tradición sefardí. Este trabajo pretende desarrollar un análisis minucioso de las numerosas variantes discursivas y de la intriga presentes en las cerca de cien versiones recopiladas de las distintas regiones, atendiendo además a su distribución geográfica.

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Black Voices in Early Modern Spanish Literature, 1500-1750

Berruezo-Sánchez

2024

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This book recovers a missing chapter in the history of Afro-Iberian diasporas. From the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries, black women and men—enslaved, free(d), and half-manumitted—resided in the Iberian peninsula, particularly as a result of the transatlantic slave trade. This renovated the period’s human, urban, and social landscapes. In exploring Spain’s role in the Atlantic slave trade, and the cultural forms of the period, the book pictures the black African diaspora’s broad yet unexplored literary impact. It transforms our understanding of blackness in early modern Spanish literary activities by providing new readings of the era’s literary texts, unearthing new documents about black communities, and creating a space for black poets in the literary cannon of early modernity. This book stands at the crossroads between the history of Spanish literature in Spain and that of black African diasporas, two disciplines that have not fully entered into dialogue before. While the study of Spanish literature in Spain has disregarded the black African presence or seen it as merely echoing the voices of white poets of early modernity, the studies of black African diasporas have focused on more recent times and on different geographical areas such as English- and French-speaking countries, and the Caribbean where the Hispanic world is concerned. Black Voices builds a bridge between these two fields and promote a lively scholarly debate in an area that clearly merits academic study. The archaeological explorations of all manners of archives that form the research behind this book bring to the fore a meaningful Black archive long forgotten.

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La Literatura oral sefardí: balance del pasado y perspectivas de futuro / Sephardic Oral Literature: Review of the Past and Future Perspectives

Abstract: Este artículo ofrece una aproximación crítica a las principales labores de documentación y estudios centrados en la literatura sefardí de tradición oral desde los primeros trabajos de campo hasta la actualidad.

Cited by 18 publications

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Spanish Jew or Hispanist? Abraham Z. López-Penha and the negotiation of Columbian, Pan-Hispanic, and Sephardic identity

Spanish Jew or Hispanist? Abraham Z. López-Penha and the negotiation of Columbian, Pan-Hispanic, and Sephardic identity

El romance de La bastarda y el segador a la luz de sus variantes

Black Voices in Early Modern Spanish Literature, 1500-1750

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