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El Burlador De Sevilla / the Sevilla Mocking(Clasicos Universales)

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El burlador de Sevilla es una historia que se atribuye (si bien existen algunas discrepancias al respecto) a Tirso de Molina, dramaturgo y poeta español nacido en 1579 y fallecido en 1648. Otro nombre que se ha postulado como creador de esta gran obra es Andres de Claramonte si bien se reconoce a Tirso como generador de la idea. La discusión de su autoría proviene de la importancia de la obra El burlador de Sevilla y Convidado de piedra como generadora del mito de "Don Juan" de donde encontramos por ejemplo a Don Juan Tenorio. Diversos estudios de datación sitúan la publicación de esta obra alrededor del año 1630.

Genre: Fiction, Short Stories (single author)
Format: Paperback
Published: 1999
Pages: 128
Publisher: Jorge A. Mestas Ediciones Escolares La Escuela Nueva y Alinorma, S.L.
ISBN: 9788489163812

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