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T1 La pantera, el unicornio y la sirena: la evolución de tres motivos zoológicos a través de la literatura inglesa del periodo medieval temprano
T2 The Panther, the Unicorn, and the Mermaid. The Evolution of Three Zoological Motifs trough Early Medieval English Literature
A1 Salvador Bello, Mercedes
K1 zoología medieval
K1 Fisiólogo
K1 Fisiólogo de corpus Christi
K1 Fisiólogo de Exeter
K1 Enigmata de Aldelmo
K1 Exeter Book
K1 Liber monstrorum
K1 literatura anglosajona
K1 literatura anglolatina
AB This article provides the results of a research of the impact that a group of English workshave had on the reception of the knowledge of exotic and fantastic animals in the literatureand culture of the Early Middle Ages in Europe. For this purpose, a series of descriptionsof mythical or imaginary animals and beings is analyzed through a selection of texts: onthe one hand, the Physiologus in the versions found in the Exeter Book (Exeter, CathedralLibrary, MS. 3501) and in Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 448; on other, Aldhelm’sEnigmata and the Liber monstrorum. In doing so, we examine, on the one hand, the ideaof the exotic animal with the case of the panther and, on the other, the representation offabulous creatures such as the unicorn or the mermaid in the early medieval period.
PB Servicio de Publicaciones. Universidad de La Laguna
YR 2023
FD 2023
LK http://riull.ull.es/xmlui/handle/915/32758
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DS Repositorio institucional de la Universidad de La Laguna
RD 18-nov-2024