Intentio auctoris e intentio operis: intención manifiesta e intención encubierta en Cervantes y Avellaneda

Authors

  • Alfonso Martín Jiménez
Keywords: Intentio auctoris, Intentio operis, Clear intention, Covert intention, Hypertextuality, Intertextuality, Cervantes, Avellaneda

Abstract

Umberto Eco made a distinction between intentio auctoris, intentio operis and intentio lectoris. If there are relationships of intertextuality or hypertextuality between several pieces of work, the intention of the author and the work itself can be divided into overt and covert intention. In this paper such possibility is exemplified using the works of Cervantes and Avellaneda.

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Published
15-05-2015
How to Cite
Martín Jiménez, A. (2015). Intentio auctoris e intentio operis: intención manifiesta e intención encubierta en Cervantes y Avellaneda. Monteagudo. Revista de Literatura Española, Hispanoamericana y Teoría de la Literatura, (19), 161–175. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/monteagudo/article/view/227231
Issue
No. 19 (2014): La Primera Guerra Mundial y el acontecer literario en España: 1914
Section
Varia

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