From Lives to Discurso in the biographies of Thomas More: Roper, Harpsfield and Herrera
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biography, life writing, William Roper, Nicholas Harpsfield, Thomas More, Fernando de HerreraResumen
Este artículo emprende una comparación entre las biografías de Tomás Moro esctitas por William Roper y Nicholas Harpsfield y el Tomás Moro de Fernando de Herrera. Los tres textos fueron escritos por católicos, pero el transfondo y las experiencias de los ingleses y el español produjeron textos diferentes. El catolicismo de Roper y Harpsfield, caracterizado por la condición represaliada de esta confesión y la experiencia de la retractación y el exilio deriva hacia la biografía. Fernando de Herrera, sin embargo, inicia su ensayo desde el transfondo de un catolicismo triunfante y represivo y no centra su su interés en la biografía.
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