Intervención femenina en el proceso de impartición de justicia en "Calila e Dimna" y "Sendebar"
Calila e Dimna and Sendebar are two collections of exemplary tales of Eastern origin that were translated into Castillan during the second half of XIII Century. Their entailment with the gender of specula principis explains why both texts have as central themes the acquisition of wisdom and the need...
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| Sumario: | Calila e Dimna and Sendebar are two collections of exemplary tales of Eastern origin that were translated into Castillan during the second half of XIII Century. Their entailment with the gender of specula principis explains why both texts have as central themes the acquisition of wisdom and the need to act with restraint in order to administrate justice. In both texts we can appreciate a series of discussions and advices that are useful tools for the monarch in his goal to determine the veracity of a situation and to act fairly and balanced. In this work we will analyze the female intervention in this series of discussions and the context of the literary representation of the royal judgment in order to understand the importance of the female voice in the monarchs decisions. |
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