BLU Foundation and edited Almuzara English Dialogues Renaissance, a new volume of the prestigious Library of Universal Literature, directed by Luis Alberto de Cuenca
A large collection Renaissance dialogues that will change our view of English classical literature
English Dialogues Renaissance is the latest volume of the collection of the Library of Universal Literature that directed by Luis Alberto de Cuenca and editorial published Almuzara . A work that represents a special contribution to the English literary canon, a contribution if you want to transform, because little can be said of English classical literature without visiting this huge collection of writings. The volume contains eleven English composers of the Renaissance and almost thirty works with a backbone across gender dialogue, which today surprised by its effectiveness as a practical and didactic texts.
chronological order is a selection of dialogues: Francisco López de Villaobos, Alfonso Valdes, Cristobal de Villalón, Juan de Jarava, Hernán Pérez de Oliva, the anonymous author of Dialogue Charon and Pedro Luis Farnese Wraith , Francisco de Sosa, Pedro Mercado, Pedro de Navarra, the anonymous dialogue Scipio and Socrates, and Gaspar Lucas Hidalgo.
This genus, with an almost inexhaustible history from ancient Eastern cultures and the world Greco-Roman classic, had a special stage flowering of Renaissance humanism, so that one's gender is defining the European intellectual movement that had been developing since the late Middle Ages. Erasmians dialogues represent a summary of what we are saying. The collection of talks presented here helps in some way to greater overlap between the English culture in the international context of that time, fighting the excesses that cultural studies has brought the otherwise undeniable uniqueness of the Hispanic culture itself against the common European heritage.
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