La construcción del héroe mítico en la crónica de Indias de Fray Pedro de Aguado
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López Talero, Anyela Jamín
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Dentro de los primeros cinco libros de la crónica de Indias de Fray Pedro de Aguado edición de 1956, este trabajo analiza el héroe mítico que construye el autor sobre diversos conquistadores que intervienen en el relato, usando como vehículo de divulgación las imágenes literarias. La imagen literaria del héroe que se identifica en este estudio es vista como una construcción colectiva, la cual se unifica por las coincidencias o disidencias recurrentes en los con españoles de acuerdo al interés ideológico de Fray Pedro de Aguado. Así mismo, se estudia la nutrida narración de hazañas que están en la obra y se identifican con la estructura mítica del héroe propuesta por Joseph Campbell y retomada por Juan Villegas.
Abstract. In the first five books in the chronicle of the Indies by Friar Pedro de Aguado in the 1956 edition, This study analyzes the mythical hero which the writer constructs about settlers various settlers involved in the story, using as an enactment vehicle the literary images. The literary image of the hero who identifies himself is seen as a collective construction, which is unified by coincidences or recurrent dissidence in the Spanish settlers according to the ideological interest of Fray. Likewise, the rich narration of exploits that are identified with the mythical structure of the hero proposed by Joseph Campbell and taken up by Juan Villegas is studied.
Abstract. In the first five books in the chronicle of the Indies by Friar Pedro de Aguado in the 1956 edition, This study analyzes the mythical hero which the writer constructs about settlers various settlers involved in the story, using as an enactment vehicle the literary images. The literary image of the hero who identifies himself is seen as a collective construction, which is unified by coincidences or recurrent dissidence in the Spanish settlers according to the ideological interest of Fray. Likewise, the rich narration of exploits that are identified with the mythical structure of the hero proposed by Joseph Campbell and taken up by Juan Villegas is studied.