Tirant lo Blanc II

Fiction & Literature, Classics
Cover of the book Tirant lo Blanc II by Joanot Martorell, Linkgua
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Joanot Martorell ISBN: 9788499534336
Publisher: Linkgua Publication: January 1, 2014
Imprint: Linkgua Language: Spanish
Author: Joanot Martorell
ISBN: 9788499534336
Publisher: Linkgua
Publication: January 1, 2014
Imprint: Linkgua
Language: Spanish

It is significant that among the romances burned by the priest in Don Quixote, Cervantes saved Amadís de Gaula, Palmerín de Inglaterra, and Tirant lo Blanc, which he calls "the best book in the world." Tirant lo Blanc was written at a time when the tradition of medieval knights was in decline, and by a writer-knight also somewhat anachronistic. The work has a modernist feel ages before the era of modernism came to be. This is evident in its dynamic characters, with both positive traits and defects, and its many breaks from the traditional narrative structure of heroic epics popular in its time. Tirant is a Breton who travels the world having exciting adventures as a knight, but the story also contains a romantic element based on the hero's love of Carmesina, the emperor's daughter. The story has an abrupt ending in a style highly innovative for the western world at the time it was written.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

It is significant that among the romances burned by the priest in Don Quixote, Cervantes saved Amadís de Gaula, Palmerín de Inglaterra, and Tirant lo Blanc, which he calls "the best book in the world." Tirant lo Blanc was written at a time when the tradition of medieval knights was in decline, and by a writer-knight also somewhat anachronistic. The work has a modernist feel ages before the era of modernism came to be. This is evident in its dynamic characters, with both positive traits and defects, and its many breaks from the traditional narrative structure of heroic epics popular in its time. Tirant is a Breton who travels the world having exciting adventures as a knight, but the story also contains a romantic element based on the hero's love of Carmesina, the emperor's daughter. The story has an abrupt ending in a style highly innovative for the western world at the time it was written.

More books from Linkgua

Cover of the book Informe contra los adoradores de ídolos del obispado de Yucatán by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book Mi tío el empleado by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book periquillo sarniento III by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book general Las Heras by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book Arte de poesía castellana by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book Brevísima relación de la destrucción de las Indias by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book Relatos by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book Memorias II by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book Tradiciones peruanas III by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book Chacho by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book Cartas a un escéptico en materia de religión by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book Chacho by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book Viaje a La Habana by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book condenada by Joanot Martorell
Cover of the book Antología by Joanot Martorell
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy