A. Loeza Zaldívar on the human nature in the works of three Golden Age Spanish writers
A. Loeza Zaldívar on the human nature in the works of three Golden Age Spanish writers
Ролдугина А.П.
Roldugina Alexandra Pavlovna – undergraduate student of the Faculty of Philology, Lomonosov Moscow State University, the Department of Modern Western European Languages and Literatures
Abstract
Alejandro Loeza Zaldívar, a renowned researcher of Golden Age Spanish literature, provides a brief overview of the works of Pedro Calderón, Lope de Vega, and Tirso de Molina. The author
uses it, as well as the theological teachings of the Renaissance humanist Pedro Mexía, to elaborate on the concept of human nature and its changes under the influence of religion, philosophy and humanism.
Keywords
Golden Age; Pedro Calderon; Tirso de Molina; Lope de Vega; human nature
