Una lectura de La gran sultana desde la poética del cruce

Ruth Fine

doi:10.3989/anacervantinos.2024.572

Una lectura de La gran sultana desde la poética del cruce

Translated title of the contribution: A Reading of The Sultan’s Queen from the Poetics of Crossing Perspective

Ruth Fine^*

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Spanish and Latin American Studies Department

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Abstract

This study will provide an analysis of Cervantes’ comedy, The Sultan’s Queen, within a specific theoretical framework: the poetics of crossing. According to this framework, the concept of crossing serves as a central dynamic in Cervantes’ fiction. This dynamic involves a continual interplay of transposing various codes, formed through the integration of diverse identities, genres, cultures, and perspectives. The analysis will explore several of these crossings, including biblical intertextuality, conversions, and the exploration of possible worlds identified within the comedy.

Translated title of the contribution	A Reading of The Sultan’s Queen from the Poetics of Crossing Perspective
Original language	Spanish
Article number	572
Journal	Anales Cervantinos
Volume	56
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3989/anacervantinos.2024.572
State	Published - Jan 2024

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Keywords

Conversions
Poetics of Crossing
Possible Worlds
Scroll of Esther
The Sultan’s Queen

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