THE LAST VISIGOTH QUEEN: EGILONA AS A SYMBOL OF RESISTANCE AND RENEWAL IN SPANISH THEATER 1
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| Pubblicato in: | Dieciocho vol. 48, no. 1 (Spring 2025), p. 7 |
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| 520 | 3 | |a La representación teatral de Egilona, la última reina visigoda, en el drama español de los siglos XVIII y XIX sirve como lente para explorar la construcción del protagonismo femenino y la construcción de la identidad nacional en España. Las representaciones de Egilona experimentaron una transformación significativa, reflejando cambios sociales más amplios y el auge de las ideologías liberales, mientras revelaban restricciones patriarcales persistentes. Obras de Trigueros, Valladares de Sotomayor y Vargas y Ponce demuestran la evolución del personaje de Egilona de una figura histórica marginal a un símbolo de resistencia cristiana y poder español. Estas obras dramáticas contribuyeron a dar forma a la memoria colectiva y a negociar la compleja relación de España con su pasado musulmán, ilustrando el papel del teatro en la creación de mitos nacionales y la formación de identidad. The theatrical representation of Egilona, the last Visigoth queen, in 18th and 19th century Spanish drama serves as a lens for exploring the construction of female protagonism in the context of fashioning Spanish national identity. Portrayals of Egilona underwent significant transformation, reflecting broader societal changes and the rise of liberal ideologies, while revealing persistent patriarchal constraints. Plays by Trigueros, Valladares de Sotomayor, and Vargas y Ponce demonstrate Egilona's character evolution from a marginal historical figure to a symbol of Christian resilience and Spanish power. These dramatic works contributed to shaping collective memory and negotiating Spain's complex relationship with its Muslim past, illustrating the role of theater in national mythmaking and identity formation. | |
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