José Antonio Muñoz Rojas y Pedro Espinosa: el sentimiento de la naturaleza en Las cosas del campo.
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Hernández Mirón, Juan Luis
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Journal article
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Spanish; Castilian
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Universidad de Valladolid 2010
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Castilla: Estudios de Literatura ISSN 1989-7383 Nº. 1, 2010
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The fascination that certain poets of the Generación del 36, José Antonio Muñoz Rojas (1909-2009) among them, held for certain figures of the Siglo de Oro, such as Juan de Jaúregui, Francisco de Rioja and Pedro Soto de Rojas, has prompted us to make a analysis of the importance attention given by Muñoz Rojas to the work of 17th century fellow poet Pedro Espinosa (1570-1650), also from Antequera. Such importance is evident in the work that he produced, mainly as a literature researcher and critic in the nineteen-fifties, but also in his own work as an author. Therefore, we analyze the poetic influences of Espinosa in Las cosas del campo, a work written between 1946 and 1947, during Muñoz Rojas� last years in Andalusia before he took up residence in Madrid at the outset of the fifties. Furthermore, and specifically, we make an in-depth study of the parallelisms we find: insofar as the treatment afforded to Nature and certain features of style.