Traditions and Socio-cultural Practices Related to the World of Cats. Cervantine Creation in Two Revealing Episodes of Don Quixote: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the Incident with the Cats (II, 46)

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The cat, that ambivalent animal, does not appear much in Don Quixote. However, it plays a fundamental role in two episodes of this work: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the incident with the cats (II, 46) linked to the role of Altisidora. In our work, the linguistic games related to the names of...

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Autor principal:	Redondo, Augustin
Formato:	Artículo publishedVersion
Lenguaje:	Español
Publicado:	Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 2023
Materias:	Don Quixote; cat; Miulina. Altisidora; eroticism. Quijote; gato; Miulina; Altisidora; erotismo.
Acceso en línea:	https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/filologia/article/view/13483 https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=filologia&d=13483_oai
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spelling	I28-R145-13483_oai2025-11-17 Redondo, Augustin 2023-09-26 The cat, that ambivalent animal, does not appear much in Don Quixote. However, it plays a fundamental role in two episodes of this work: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the incident with the cats (II, 46) linked to the role of Altisidora. In our work, the linguistic games related to the names of the two women are analyzed, as well as the references to traditions and socio-cultural practices related to the world of cats, in order to understand the various peculiarities of the two passages, as well as their ludic-erotic tone, which allows us to grasp the characteristics of Cervantine creation. El gato, ese animal ambivalente, no aparece mucho en el Quijote. Sin embargo, desempeña un papel fundamental en dos episodios de esta obra: el de Miulina (I, 18) y el del lance gatesco (II, 46) unido a la actuación de Altisidora. En este trabajo, se analizan los juegos lingüísticos relacionados con el nombre de las dos mujeres así como las referencias a las tradiciones y prácticas socio-culturales vinculadas al universo de los gatos para comprender las diversas particularidades de los dos trozos y también su tonalidad lúdico-erótica, lo que permite alcanzar las características de la creación cervantina. application/pdf https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/filologia/article/view/13483 10.34096/filologia.n55.13483 spa Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/filologia/article/view/13483/12225 Derechos de autor 2023 Augustin Redondo Filología; No. 55 (2023): Centenario del Instituto de Filología Filología; Núm. 55 (2023): Centenario del Instituto de Filología 2422-6009 0071-495X Don Quixote; cat; Miulina. Altisidora; eroticism. Quijote; gato; Miulina; Altisidora; erotismo. Traditions and Socio-cultural Practices Related to the World of Cats. Cervantine Creation in Two Revealing Episodes of Don Quixote: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the Incident with the Cats (II, 46) Tradiciones y prácticas socio-culturales vinculadas al universo gatuno. La creación cervantina en dos episodios reveladores del Quijote: el de Miulina (I, 18) y el del lance gatesco (II, 46) info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=filologia&d=13483_oai
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topic	Don Quixote; cat; Miulina. Altisidora; eroticism. Quijote; gato; Miulina; Altisidora; erotismo.
spellingShingle	Don Quixote; cat; Miulina. Altisidora; eroticism. Quijote; gato; Miulina; Altisidora; erotismo. Redondo, Augustin Traditions and Socio-cultural Practices Related to the World of Cats. Cervantine Creation in Two Revealing Episodes of Don Quixote: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the Incident with the Cats (II, 46)
topic_facet	Don Quixote; cat; Miulina. Altisidora; eroticism. Quijote; gato; Miulina; Altisidora; erotismo.
description	The cat, that ambivalent animal, does not appear much in Don Quixote. However, it plays a fundamental role in two episodes of this work: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the incident with the cats (II, 46) linked to the role of Altisidora. In our work, the linguistic games related to the names of the two women are analyzed, as well as the references to traditions and socio-cultural practices related to the world of cats, in order to understand the various peculiarities of the two passages, as well as their ludic-erotic tone, which allows us to grasp the characteristics of Cervantine creation.
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title	Traditions and Socio-cultural Practices Related to the World of Cats. Cervantine Creation in Two Revealing Episodes of Don Quixote: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the Incident with the Cats (II, 46)
title_short	Traditions and Socio-cultural Practices Related to the World of Cats. Cervantine Creation in Two Revealing Episodes of Don Quixote: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the Incident with the Cats (II, 46)
title_full	Traditions and Socio-cultural Practices Related to the World of Cats. Cervantine Creation in Two Revealing Episodes of Don Quixote: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the Incident with the Cats (II, 46)
title_fullStr	Traditions and Socio-cultural Practices Related to the World of Cats. Cervantine Creation in Two Revealing Episodes of Don Quixote: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the Incident with the Cats (II, 46)
title_full_unstemmed	Traditions and Socio-cultural Practices Related to the World of Cats. Cervantine Creation in Two Revealing Episodes of Don Quixote: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the Incident with the Cats (II, 46)
title_sort	traditions and socio-cultural practices related to the world of cats. cervantine creation in two revealing episodes of don quixote: that of miulina (i, 18) and that of the incident with the cats (ii, 46)
publisher	Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires
publishDate	2023
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Traditions and Socio-cultural Practices Related to the World of Cats. Cervantine Creation in Two Revealing Episodes of Don Quixote: that of Miulina (I, 18) and that of the Incident with the Cats (II, 46)

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