幽默诡辩与常识:桑丘·潘扎的执政

Casuistry and Early Modern Spanish Literature Pub Date : 2022-01-25 DOI:10.1163/9789004506824_008

M. Scham

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桑丘·潘扎统治巴拉塔里亚的关键背景(《唐吉诃德二》)42-53)包括投机原则的传统，论述国家的艺术(Furi ó Ceriol, Ribadeneira, Castillo de Bobadilla)和其他诡辩的tratados。展示了环境和叙事经济的重要性，从经验中获得的智慧以及正确认识自己的重要性，桑丘体现了理想统治者的许多特征，即使他以自己的方式即兴创作。

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Comic Casuistry and Common Sense: Sancho Panza’s Governorship

Key background to Sancho Panza’s governership of Barataria ( Don Quijote II. 42–53) includes the specula principum tradition, treatises on statecraft (Furi ó Ceriol, Ribadeneira, Castillo de Bobadilla) and other casuistic tratados . Demonstrating the importance of circumstance and narrative economy, of wisdom derived from experience and of properly knowing oneself ( nosce te ipsum ), Sancho embodies many traits of the ideal ruler, even as he improvises in his own inimical manner.

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