Valle-Inclán y su dialogo especial en el teatro esperpéntico /Luces de Bohemia como ejemplo | ||
| Journal of the College of Languages | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 29, August 2017, Pages 184-203 | ||
| Authors | ||
| Hadeel Adel Kamal; Layla fadil Hassan | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Ramón Valle Peña is a poet, novelist and playwright, one of the most important and the the most prominent writers in the twentieth century belongs to the modern literature in Spain and influenced by the movement of his generation (98) . Born in Villanueva de Arosa in 1866 and died in Santiago de Compostela in 1936. Don Ramón del Valle-Inclán his name that appeared in the majority of of his literary produccion in the modern period and beyond, the most prominent of his plays (lights of Bohemia) in 1920,the Iberian circle in1927 and Tyrant Banderas in 1927 which considered of the most famous novels in his time his production characterized in its first disclosure the significant of art and literary beauty. The importance of inventing a way in which the rules leads in to musical sound and create an important role to take him to the top of a prominent place among the modern writers,and make him a prose writer of great importance. Inclán has shown in all of his books the depth language and the ability to explore the meanings and diving in its seas, and this produced in the form of prose seems monotonous movement-oriented in its tone or strangeness. Inclán the most elegant writer in Spanish literature and one of the leading artists in writing in delicate and original language. He wrote (Lights of bohemia) according " el esperpento" style, which it is, distortion of landscapes and the usage of a language which it is a mixture of slang and gipsy dialects from one side and cultural words that related to the elite class from other side. It is a formulated image for the Madrilenian society who failed to keep away from the cycle of political failures which reflected negatively on their life closer to the theatre of absurd, where the ambiguity of meanings | ||
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