| Popis: |
The dramatic action of this Calderon’s comedia could be summarized by successive passage of the thresholds which protect the Moriscos in this play inspired by the rebellion of 1570: the doors of their houses in Grenada, the rocks of the mountain, the mine gallery which leads to the bulwarks of Galera. The tragic disaster occurs with the passage of the last threshold, the one who allows to penetrate into lady’s garden and house. This study analyses at first how is outlined a vague geography of the mountain of Alpujarra mixing real referents and poetically modified elements. It examines then the dramatic intensity produced by the spatial convergence towards the mine gallery which allows the Christian army to enter and ransack the city of Galera. Finally, the poignant impact of the crossing of the last thresholds, those of the unfortunate victim of the tragedy, Clara la Maleca’s house and bedroom. |
