성경과 나르시스 신화의 조화 - 티르소의 희곡, 『타마르의 복수』를 중심으로
The Confluence of the Bible and the Myth of Narcissus in Tirso’s La venganza de Tamar
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This article presents the harmony of the Bible and Greek Mythology in Tirso de Molina’s play, La venganza de Tamar. Through the confluence of the historical events of Amnon and Tamar in the Old Testament and the Myth of Narcissus in Greek Mythology, Tirso creates La venganza de Tamar, a ‘psychological’ play, which was rare in the Golden-Age plays. This study proves that Tirso instills a narcissistic personality and psychology into the biblical characters, allowing readers or spectators to empathize with the character’s actions, allowing them to go down into the depths of historical events rather than staying on the superficial surface. Together, Tirso cites excessive pursuit of desire as the cause of the Davidic dynasty’s crisis and conveys this message to Spanish society at the time in an aesthetic way.
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This article presents the harmony of the Bible and Greek Mythology in Tirso de Molina’s play, La venganza de Tamar. Through the confluence of the historical events of Amnon and Tamar in the Old Testament and the Myth of Narcissus in Greek Mythology, Tirso creates La venganza de Tamar, a ‘psychological’ play, which was rare in the Golden-Age plays. This study proves that Tirso instills a narcissistic personality and psychology into the biblical characters, allowing readers or spectators to empathize with the character’s actions, allowing them to go down into the depths of historical events rather than staying on the superficial surface. Together, Tirso cites excessive pursuit of desire as the cause of the Davidic dynasty’s crisis and conveys this message to Spanish society at the time in an aesthetic way.
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