Misery and dignity of men in the Golden Age draws, broadly, the story of the concepts of misery and dignitas hominis from its origins until the Renaissance, as well as doing a close reading of six golden texts that occupy a significant place: Dialogue of the Dignity of Men from Fernn Prez de Oliva, the second part of this book written by Francisco Cervantes de Salazar, From the names of Christ from friar Luis de Len, The birth and grave and Providence of God from Francisco de Quevedo, Life is a dream from Caldern de la ...
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Misery and dignity of men in the Golden Age draws, broadly, the story of the concepts of misery and dignitas hominis from its origins until the Renaissance, as well as doing a close reading of six golden texts that occupy a significant place: Dialogue of the Dignity of Men from Fernn Prez de Oliva, the second part of this book written by Francisco Cervantes de Salazar, From the names of Christ from friar Luis de Len, The birth and grave and Providence of God from Francisco de Quevedo, Life is a dream from Caldern de la Barca and The judgy from Baltasar Gracin.
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