La posición crítica literaria de Francisco Ayala en Lazarillo de Tormes
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https://doi.org/10.31973/aj.v0i128.411Keywords:
Ayala, literary criticism, Lazarillo de TormesAbstract
The article presents a model of literary criticism of Ayala in Picaresco's novel which is a kind of literary narrative that tells the lives of miserable vagrant and the name of the novel is (Lazarillo de Tormes. The reason for choosing the work of the study is to show a new and different aspect of Ayala's critical creativity and to mention the basic rules of the author in his critique of literary works which have a relation with the structural and formal frame of work . In this study we try to shed light on the most important points that highlighted in the criticism of Lazarillo de Tormes. The writer and literary critic Francisco Ayala is known for his comprehensive critique attitude which applied on his work and other authors, and according to researchers who showed interest in the study of his literary works, such as Professor Antonio Chicharro and Andres Amoros, that the author was following a very important criterion in his work as a critic which is the importance of apprehension and understanding the literary world and inhere he refers to the understanding of the reality or the history of literary work which makes it more understandable to readers.
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