“Borrowed from Cervantes”: Imitatio and inventio in Lennox's The Female Quixote
Keywords:
Lennox, Quijote femenino, ficción quijotesca, parodia de géneros, parodia del romance, personajes cervantinos, imagen de la mujer.Abstract
El trabajo compara Don Quijote de la Mancha (Cervantes, 1605 y 1615) con The Female Quixote (Charlotte Lennox, 1752) para investigar la existencia de elementos cervantinos en la obra de Lennox a través de los personajes, de algunos episodios, de la estructura e incluso en los objetivos respecto a la tradición literaria anterior. También, se estudian algunas divergencias entre ambas novelas para evidenciar los elementos novedosos aportados por la escritora inglesa sobre la tradición quijotesca, abordando también algunas posibles interpretaciones al respecto.
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