Lyric of the XVI century and art comdias

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THE XVI CENTURY LYRIC
Q TOPICS The topics addressed in the poems are very varied, as the tone used in them, ranging from the serious to parody or ridicule. "Poetry metaphysics, moral and religious: During this time, many authors write poems that reflect their concerns and insights on the design disillusioned with life. love-poetry: it was very abundant, survive the themes of courtly love and Petrarchan but taken to a higher conception of love tensión.La appears linked to the mentality of momento.-satirical and burlesque poetry: to establish some kind of nuance differentiator has been proposed to define the term satirical poetry that has moral roots and burlesque, which answers a maverick attitude or purely parodic
FORM continuous baroque poetry forms that prevailed in the Renaissance at a time that is able to mix elements with other ordinary cults. · Metric variety show with Italian lines (eleven-syllable combinations thereof), Castilian verses (quatrains used in the octosyllabic, limericks and letrillas) and ballads (the taste for this kind of compositions were written deepened and crowd). Moreover baroque poetry is full of expressive resources: metaphors, paradoxes, cultism, etc. .. hyperbole poems that fill this time


NEW ART OF MAKING COMEDIAS
Lope was a great creator of a dramatic formula that he and his followers repeated when testing in corrales.Los cation and characteristics that define this new approach are several: three acts that are distributed in exposure, middle and end and have little asides and that information reaching the public comes primarily through the words of the actors. The works are written in verse (the octosyllable is preferred) and a language that must abide by the rules of decorum. On the other hand mixing the tragic and the comic (the character is called funny). At the end is a happy ending
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