Hombres de mala corte

Este volumen, el cuarto del Seminario Interdisciplinar de Historia y Literatura (SIHL), tiene como objeto de estudio la denominación misma de nuestro Seminario. Tras considerar los mitos, los libros de viaje y la utopía en los anteriores, desde el punto de vista histórico y literario; nos dirigimos directamente a nuestro punto de partida metodológico: las interrelaciones entre la Historia y la Literatura

La Memoria justificativa (1832), texto clásico del pensamiento de la burguesía liberal donostiarra, fue escrita en respuesta a las acusaciones vertidas contra la ciudad en la Junta Particular de Azpeitia, censurando su crítica al régimen foral. La necesidad de introducir modificaciones que permitieran reactivar su abatido comercio motivó la revisión los Fueros, afirmando su mutabilidad y denunciando que tras su foralismo se escondía la defensa de los intereses de su élite dirigente. La Memoria justificativa muestra también otro modo de concebir la hermandad provincial y su relación...

This study offers a profound study of Arrufat's play, using most recent critical trends concerning the performance aspect of the drama. It examines the genre of the drama and its relationship to the phenomenon of the Cuban Revolution, Arrufat as a Cuban playwright of the 60s and his re-writing of the Greek theme of the fratricidal fight in Aeschylus' Seven Against Thebes. Also contains a recent interview with Arrufat in which he describes the social circumstances surrounding the play and some of his classical re-writing techniques.

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