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picaresque [америк. ˌpɪkəˈrɛsk, брит. ˌpɪkəˈrɛsk] ПРИЛ.
- picaresque
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- picaresco (picaresca)
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- A picaresque outlook on life, known in Latin America as viveza criolla, involves resorting to guile and trickery in order to get ahead or simply survive. In Spanish-speaking countries, this is often regarded as amusing or unavoidably necessary. This perspective results from the injustices often meted out by the rulers and law enforcers in these countries.
In literature, a novela picaresca is one that recounts the adventures of a pícaro, an appealing rogue. The sixteenth-century Spanish novel Lazarillo de Tormes is the earliest example.
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- Spain's literary renaissance, known as the Golden Age, roughly covers the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. It includes the Italian-influenced poetry of figures such as Garcilaso de la Vega; the religious verse of Fray Luis de León, Santa Teresa de Ávila and San Juan de la Cruz; picaresque novels such as the anonymous Lazarillo de Tormes and Quevedo's Buscón; Miguel de Cervantes' immortal Don Quijote; the theater of Lope de Vega, and the ornate poetry of Luis de Góngora.
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He concentrated on the picaresque novel, where a low-born character would go through a practically endless series of adventures.
en.wikipedia.org Its parody and picaresque methods have become favourites of black humorists.
en.wikipedia.org She also delights in her freedom, while living in a picaresque world where the rules of the aristocracy are left behind.
en.wikipedia.org Nan's experiences eventually reveal serious faults of the society she moves through, the primary element of a picaresque novel.
en.wikipedia.org The film would have become dramatic, even melodramatic, instead of being picaresque.
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