in 1622, Thomas Middleton and William Rowley they wrote CompellingAn English Renaissance play set in the city of Alicante, specifically the Church of Santa María (now a basilica) and Santa Bárbara Castle. A forced love story in which the young daughter of the castle governor refuses to marry someone she doesn’t know and love.
on occasion 400th anniversary of this workIt was translated into Spanish twenty years ago by a professor, John Sanderson. University of Alicante, this institution and the Gil-Albert Institute International Congress Analyzing this theatrical piece, which also opened in Spanish for the first time on Thursday at the Teatro Principal in Alicante promoting this production.
The meeting will count on Wednesday with the intervention of the UA professor Armando Alberola, will talk about Alicante at the beginning of the 17th century. Also with a professor at the University of Salamanca Mark Hutchingswhose paper is titled Changing with Design, and together Bertha Canofrom the University of Valladolid, which will focus Beatrice Joanna in Benidorm.
at 1 p.m., Miguel Angel Auladell Perez of AU; will present the conference From Cervantes to Middleton: spaces, figures, traces and plots of a literary transmission. In an hour, John Sanderson will explain the volume keys for translation. Compelling. It will be held at 17:00 in the Hall of Honors. Elena SerranoTalk to UA about the German translation of the work.
Congress is moving Bardin House to host the roundtable at 7:30 p.m. castle symbol in this theatrical piece. These and other aspects of the work, published in Spanish by the IAC, will be discussed by the American professor and intellectual. Gary Taylor, one of the biggest experts at Thomas Middleton and philologists from the University of Alicante John Sanderson Y Miguel Angel Auladell.
The congress continues at 10:00 am on Thursday at Aula Magna. Gary Taylor Florida State University, which will present the general conference Modernity, Tragedy and Changing. It will be in an hour Oscar Ruiz Fernandez from Technical University of Civil Engineering in Bucharest between Spain and England. Masquerade balls and theater in the last years of the Anglo-Spanish peace (1621-1625).
They will intervene at 12 o’clock. José Iborra From the University of Murcia to talk about popular piety and allegiances in Alicante in the 17th century and Anthony Carrasco of the UA who will The rivalry between Santa María and San Nicolás in Alicante in the 17th century.
In addition, a conference is scheduled at 16:30. visitor reception center Santa Bárbara Castle Jose Manuel Perez Burgos, Director of Comprehensive Heritage of the Alicante City Council. The conference ends at 17:00. guided tour Based on the positions of the Changelin in the Alicante castle.
Source: Informacion
