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Carajicomedia (Prick Comedy) is a 16th-century
Spanish poetic work of 117
stanzas composed of
eight 12-syllable verses. It
appeared for the
first and...
- Erasmus's
Moriae Encomium (1509),
Thomas More's
Utopia (1516), and
Carajicomedia (1519). The
Elizabethan (i.e. 16th-century English)
writers thought...
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State of
Siege (2002) Telón de boca (2003) A ****-E****
Comedy (2005) (
Carajicomedia, 2000)
Exiled from
Almost Everywhere (El
exiliado de aquí y allá, 2008)...
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fingida (attributed to
Miguel de Cervantes), La
lozana andaluza, La
Carajicomedia, La
picara Justina and a
large number of
minor works attest to this...
- late-medieval Spain.
Laberinto de
Fortuna inspired an
extremely bawdy parody,
Carajicomedia (**** Comedy),
written 1516–1519. This
social satire was
quickly suppressed...
- Jean Genet's poètes
maudits with
notable works such as Coto
vedado and
Carajicomedia), Luis
Antonio de Villena [es] (Ante el espejo, Chicos, Divino, Oro...
