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Lope De Vega . Jennifer Kirk, Tatiana Herrera, Jonathan Couch. Three Passions . Women Religion Spain. Women. Married Twice At least 16 children Some biographical sketches arrange his life by the women he was with, rather than by years or his achievement. Religion. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Jennifer Kirk, Tatiana Herrera, Jonathan Couch
Lope De Vega
Women
Religion
Spain
Three Passions
Married TwiceAt least 16 childrenSome biographical sketches arrange his life
by the women he was with, rather than by years or his achievement.
Women
Took holy orders in 1614 Elected judge by the Spanish Inquisition 1622 Pope Urban VIII made him a member of
the Order of St. John of Jerusalem and an honorary doctor of theology
Religion
His devotion to Spain led him to fight in two battles
He dedicated many of his plays to historical event that took place in Spain
Fuente Ovejuna subplot was dedicated to King Ferdinand and Isabella
Spain
Published 1619Based on actual historical events Fuente Ovejuna is the village where it took
placeLocated in Cordoba Events happened in 1476
Fuente Ovejuna
In the village of Fuenta Ovejuna, there is a corrupt Comendador. In this village, the Comendador is very ruthless and corrupt in his treatment of the villagers. Some of the abuses that he commits include the rape of women both married and non married. The villagers rise up and kill both the Comendador and his men. When news of this event reaches the King and Queen, they send a judge to the village to torture and find out who was behind the killing of the Comendador. The villagers only reply Fuente Ovejuna, the name of their village.
Plot
After the judge reports back to King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, the villagers are granted clemency.
Plot Cont…
Examines Social ClassesPolitical Philosophy
Fuente Ovejuna's Themes
Frondoso defies the law and sticks up for Laurencia in the woods against the Comendador.
During the Comendadors return from war he is showered with gifts because of his social power
Examine Social Classes
Comendador using his rank to rape and pillage the people of Fuente Ovejuna
Comendador is speaking to the Maestre about what he feel is owed to him.
Political Philosphy
Class relevanceSelf exploration
Relevance to Renaissance
P. 2786 Lines 20-24
Class Relevance
P.2792
Self Exploration