El panfleto de don Juan de Mongastón sobre las brujas de Zugarramurdi (Auto de Fe de Logroño de 1610), editado en 1611: ¿documento histórico o literatura?

Eva Lara Alberola

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Published: Jan 1, 2017

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15581/008.33.1.259-82

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Lara Alberola, E. (2017). Juan de Mongaston’s pamphlet on the witches of Zugarramurdi (Auto de Fe of Logroño, 1610), published in 1611: Historical document or literature?. Rilce. Revista De Filología Hispánica, 33(1), 259-82. https://doi.org/10.15581/008.33.1.259-82

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Eva Lara Alberola e-mail

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Universidad Católica de Valencia. C/ Sagrado Corazón, 5.

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This article focuses on the pamphlet printed by Juan de Mongastón in 1611 about Logroño’s Auto de Fe (1610) and its special emphasis on the witches judged on 7 and 8 November. This paper maintains that this pamphlet, which is of undeniable historical interest, must be approached from a literary perspective, since, as will be shown, it is actually a literary text, although it has never been viewed from that perspective. To justify these claims we will rely on the connection established by Francisco Rico and José Miguel Barandiarán, and the current narrative interpretation of witchcraft (Dolan, Rowland, Rowlands, Gibson, Clark, Rushton, Gaskill, Purkiss and Gentilcore) as well as contributions by Caro Baroja, Henningsen, Dueso and Azurmendi about the “Zugarramurdi’s Witches”.

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Witchcraft, Literature, Pamphlet, Mongastón, Auto de Fe (1610)

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Vol 33 No 1 (2017)

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Eva Lara Alberola, Universidad Católica de Valencia. C/ Sagrado Corazón, 5.

46110. Godella. Valencia

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