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This commentary analyzes the evolution of the term 'picaresca' in Spanish newspapers, suggesting significant cultural implications.
This succinct yet stimulating commentary provides an overview of the utilization of the term ‘picaresca’ in articles in a range of popular Spanish newspapers ( El País, ABC , La Vanguardia ) through the years stemming from the death of Spain’s dictatorship until the Covid-19 pandemic, providing an array of perspectives regarding the significance of ‘picaresca’ and the broader sinuosities it has lent itself to over time. Such an exploration reinforces how a lexical shift can occur to even the most quintessential of terms, and begs new and relevant questions of ‘la picaresca’ by viewing it through a temporal lens.
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