Apuntes a Ino y Temisto de Francisco Comella
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https://doi.org/10.24310/analecta.v38i1.4349Abstract
RESUMEN: La única tragedia del dramaturgo español Luciano Francisco Comella titulada Ino y Temisto trata el mito de Atamante. Si bien en muchos puntos se mantiene ? el a la tradición mítica de esta saga, como se ve en la imagen que ofrece de Ino y de Temisto, en otros temas se aparta sustancialmente de la tradición clásica e incorpora nuevos datos a la rica historia de esta leyenda. Un análisis de estas divergencias y de los principales temas tratados en esta representación ayuda a comprender mejor la recepción del mito de Atamante en el teatro español del s. XVIII.
ABSTRACT: Ino y Temisto, the only tragedy of the Spanish playwright Luciano Francisco Comella, deals with the myth of Athamas. Although Comella is faithful to many details of the story, as can be seen in the image of Ino and Themisto, he differs considerably from the classical tradition and incorporates new material into the rich history of this legend. An analysis of these differences and of the main issues of the play helps us to understand better the reception of Athamas’ myth in Spanish theatre of the eighteenth century.
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