Lanzarote o el Caballero de la Carreta

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Lanzarote o el Caballero de la Carreta

By: Chrétien de Troyes

Narrated by: Oscar Chamorro

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Lanzarote o el caballero de la carreta no solo se distingue por ser la precursora de la narrativa moderna, sino que destaca aún más si cabe, por su aportación trascendental a la literatura artúrica. Con Chrétien de Troyes el héroe emprende sus hazañas, exclusivamente, por amor a una dama o una doncella. El denominado amor cortés importado de los trovadores occitanos. Es así como Lanzarote, por su desmedido amor a Ginebra, sensual y carnal a la vez, traiciona incluso a su propio rey Arturo. Chrétien de Troyes fue un poeta en la corte de Champaña. Fue el primer novelista de Francia y se dice que fue el padre de la novela occidental.

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