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Guevara, a forgotten Renaissance author
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Guevara's Style as mentioned in this paper is based on the Landmann Theory of Style, which was proposed by Cervantes and Garcia Matamoros, and is used by GuevARA and the Humorists.Abstract:
I. Guevara in his Tradition.- A. Historical Model.- B. Selected Ideas from the Libro aureo and the Relox de principes.- C. Guevara's Style.- II. Guevara and the Humanists.- A. Vives.- B. Alfonso de Valdes.- C. Pedro de Rhua's Cartas censorias.- D. Garcia Matamoros.- E. Melchor Cano.- III. Guevara and the Humorists.- A. Frances de Zunga.- B. Letters Attributed to Diego Hurtado de Mendoza.- C. Cervantes.- IV. Guevara an International Model of Style.- A. The Landmann Theory.- B. Reactions to Landmann's Theory.- C. The Italian Theory.- D. The Theory of Classical Models.- E. The Theory of Medieval Latin Prose as a Model.- F. Other Reactions and Thoughts Concerning the Landmann Theory.- V. Guevara's Success.- A. Popularization of Knowledge.- B. Moral Wisdom and Tolerance.- C. The Appeal of Subjectivity.- D. Guevara's Sense of Humor.- VI. Guevara and the Enlightenment.- Conclusion.read more
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