Juan de Luna y su segunda parte del Lazarillo (1620): El final de una historia familiar

Abstract

Este estudio parte de otros previos de este investigador que consideran a Juan de Luna —autor de la segunda parte del Lazarillo de Tormes (1620)— sobrino de Fernando Álvarez Ponce de León y Luna, autor este último del Lazarillo de 1555, y sobrino nieto del autor de la primera parte de 1554, Bernardino de Alcaraz. Aporta diversos datos biográficos y analiza su anticlericalismo y antifeminismo, así como la relación de su novela con la picaresca, con la novela pastoril y con las comedias de santos, situándola dentro de la literatura antiidealista

This study is based on previous studies by this researcher that consider Juan de Luna —author of the second part of Lazarillo de Tormes (1620)— nephew of Fernando Alvarez Ponce de Leon y Luna, the latter author of Lazarillo of 1555, and grandnephew of the author of the first part of 1554, Bernardino de Alcaraz. He provides several biographical data and analyses his anticlericalism and anti-feminism, as well as the relationship of his novel with the picaresque, with the pastoral novel and with the comedies of saints, placing it within the anti-idealist literature