Sección: Estudios sobre polígrafos no encargados por FIL
Título: Monarcas, tiranos y tiranicidios : la ideología de Juan de Mariana en la obra de Lope de Vega / by Marianelly Hughes
Autor: Hughes, Marianelly
[Monarcas, tiranos y tiranicidios : la ideología de Juan de Mariana en la obra de Lope de Vega] Todas las ediciones
Características de edición: Español
Publicación, Producción, Distribución, etc.: Publicación: Oxford (Ohio) : Miami University, 2006
Publicación: Ohio : Ohio's Academic Library Consortium, 2006
Descripción física: Recurso en línea
Tipo de contenido: texto
Tipo de medio: ordenador
Tipo de soporte: recurso en línea
Notas: Título tomado de la primera página del documento PDF
Resumen en inglés, texto en Español
Incluye Bibliografía (p. 73-77)
Resumen: The Spanish society of the 17th century was rigorously stratified. The people's actions and interactions were perfectly regulated. On top of the social pyramid was the king, who conserved the peace, legality and justice. He was surrounded by people with his same qualities to avoid falling into sins and to achieve a government based on reason, justice, and benevolence. Some thinkers such as Mariana, believed that the king could fall into temptations and become a tyrant. Mariana describes the monarch that should be considered worthy of the crown, as well as the one considered a tyrant. He mentions what people could do to legally kill a tyrant after fulfilling a series of requisites. Mariana's political ideas are the theme of Lope's peasant trilogy. This lets the reader judge the behavior of the villagers as murderers who are motivated by personal reasons to kill a tyrant without following the necessary process
Thesis (M.A.)--Miami University, Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese, 2006
Materia / geográfico / evento: Vega, Lope de, 1562-1635
Mariana, Juan de, 1536-1624
Tipo de publicación: Manuscritos
Derechos: Creative Commons - Attribution, ShareAlike (BY-SA): http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/