Trabajos del vicio, afanes del amor vicioso de Simón de Castelblanco.Edición crítica y estudio

  1. Medina Poveda, Diego
Supervised by:
  1. José Ramón Trujillo Martínez Director
  2. Virginie Dumanoir Director

Defence university: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Fecha de defensa: 12 January 2021

Committee:
  1. Lucas Torres Chair
  2. Mariano de la de la Campa Gutiérrez Secretary
  3. Françoise Dubosquet Lairys Committee member
  4. Rafael Bonilla Cerezo Committee member
  5. J. Ignacio Díez Fernández Committee member

Type: Thesis

Abstract

This work proposes the first critical edition, with annotations and introductory study, of Trabajos del vicio, afanes del amor vicioso (Madrid, 1680), written, as well demonstrated, by the Augustinian friar and preacher Simon de Castelblanco. Following ecdotic procedures - in connection with two complementary disciplines such as material bibliography and textual criticism - it has been possible to clarify the history of the text and prove its true author. The phase of the recensio reveals the existence of an edition of 1680, and an issue of 1684, which presents two states of edition. The issue is the product of the commercial strategy orchestrated by the printer-publisher Lorenzo García and the bookseller Juan Fernández with the intention of overcoming the lucrative failure that the commercialization of the novel must have entailed. The critical text, accompanied by an extensive annotation apparatus, has been rigorously fixed from the digitized copy of the BDH (R-8617), after verifying the equality of the rest of the copies. Given the scarcity of philological studies on the author and the novel, the preliminary study has used different documentary sources such as bio-bibliographic sourcebooks and compendia on Augustinian friars, dealing in depth with aspects related to the biography and work of Simon de Castelblanco. Likewise, through the perspective of the reception studies and the comparative analysis with other contemporary novels, Trabajos del vicio is framed within the corpus of the ―long novel‖ of the last quarter of the 17th century, characterized by an exemplary literature of strong ascetic morality