UN PAPEL DE ACTOR DESCONOCIDO DE AMOR, HONOR Y PODER DE CALDERÓN.

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    • Alternate Title:
      AN UNKNOWN ACTOR'S PART OF AMOR, HONOR Y PODER BY CALDERÓN.
    • Subject Terms:
      BIBLIOTECA Nacional (Spain); NATIONAL libraries; ACTORS; TRANSCRIPTION; MANUSCRIPTS
    • Abstract:
      In this paper I want to make known the existence of a seventeenth-century actor's part that reproduces the interventions of one of the main characters of an early play by Calderón, Amor, honor y poder. After some initial reflections on the importance of actor's parts in order to deepen our knowledge of the mechanisms of staging in the Golden Age, I offer the transcription and analysis of the document, which was used as a flyleaf in the binding of a manuscript currently preserved in the National Library of Spain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      En el presente trabajo queremos dar a conocer la existencia de un papel de actor del siglo xvii que reproduce las intervenciones de uno de los personajes principales de una comedia temprana de Calderón, Amor, honor y poder. Tras unas reflexiones iniciales sobre la importancia de los papeles de actor para profundizar en el conocimiento de los mecanismos de la puesta en escena en el Siglo de Oro, se ofrecen la transcripción y el análisis del documento, que fue reutilizado para la encuadernación de un manuscrito conservado actualmente en la Biblioteca Nacional de España. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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