La historia de los dos enamorados Ozmín y Daraja, fuente de inspiración cervantina
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rfe.2002.v82.i1/2.145Keywords:
Golden Age Literature, a reading of Cervantes, dates of Cervantes' romances, narrative episodes, sources, similar motifsAbstract
In Cervantes's La española inglesa and El amante liberal we can find narrative drawings of La historia de los dos enamorados Ozmín y Daraja. So we can date them after Primera parte de Guzman de Alfarache print (1599). Also La ilustre fregona seems to have a motive of Alemán' story, although it is badly outlined. Critics have already indicated the relation between what dogs say about digressions in the El coloquio de los perros and Guzmán méthode. Three other Novelas ejemplares (La señora Cornelia, La fuerza de la sangre and El licenciado Vidriera) offer lecture's trace from Segunda parte de la vida de Guzmán de Alfarache (1604). Miguel de Cervantes read very well Mateo Alemán work, and his Novelas ejemplares show it.
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