De locos fingidos a locos alegóricos (en Lope y Fernández

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dc.title	De locos fingidos a locos alegóricos (en Lope y Fernández de Lizardi)
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dc.description.abstract	Faced with a peculiar play such as Todos contra el Payo y el Payo contra todos (attributed to Jose Joaquin Fernandez de Lizardi), with its plot development in an insane asylum in New Spain, we might suppose that the author was influenced by Lope de Vega and his comedy Los locos de Valencia, which also takes place in a similar institution. Actually, we witness a continuity of practices from one setting to the other – Spain the metropolis, and New Spain the colony –, beginning with the feast dedicated to the mad community on the Day of the Innocents. The similarity, however, ends there, because the two plays belong to different dramatic traditions, Lizardi’s a comedia de figurones with baroque traits, and Lope’s a typical comedia de enredo whose principal characters merely feign their insanity.
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dc.dateAccepted	2016-12-14
dc.dateSubmitted	2015-07-12
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dc.subject	Baroque comedy
dc.subject	Baroque comedy
dc.subject	Fernández de Lizardi
dc.subject	Fernández de Lizardi
dc.subject	Insane asylums
dc.subject	Insane asylums
dc.subject	Lope de Vega
dc.subject	Lope de Vega
dc.subject	Madmen
dc.subject	Madmen

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De locos fingidos a locos alegóricos (en Lope y Fernández de Lizardi)

Felipe Reyes Palacios Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

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Faced with a peculiar play such as Todos contra el Payo y el Payo contra todos (attributed to Jose Joaquin Fernandez de Lizardi), with its plot development in an insane asylum in New Spain, we might suppose that the author was influenced by Lope de Vega and his comedy Los locos de Valencia, which also takes place in a similar institution. Actually, we witness a continuity of practices from one setting to the other – Spain the metropolis, and New Spain the colony –, beginning with the feast dedicated to the mad community on the Day of the Innocents. The similarity, however, ends there, because the two plays belong to different dramatic traditions, Lizardi’s a comedia de figurones with baroque traits, and Lope’s a typical comedia de enredo whose principal characters merely feign their insanity.

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Dec. 14, 2016

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July 12, 2015

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Keywords: Madmen • Baroque comedy • Lope de Vega • Fernández de Lizardi • Insane asylums

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