Mito e hipertextualidad en unos sonetos amorosos de Dionisio Ridruejo, Blas de Otero y Gerardo Diego

Myth and hypertextuality in some love sonnets by Dionisio Ridruejo, Blas de Otero and Gerardo DiegoThe purpose of this work is to study the presence of old myths in the Spanish post civil war sonnets. As these references appear in love sonnets, they are linked with the embodiment of the beloved woman, and with mythic figures that have been represented by painters. Therefore, some poets like Dionisio Ridruejo, Blas de Otero, Gerardo Diego and Juan Eduardo Cirlot associate different types of hypertextuality with their own voices. Transaestheticism and myths contribute to the evolution of the sonnet and Spanish modern poetry.Myth and hypertextuality in some love sonnets by Dionisio Ridruejo, Blas de Otero and Gerardo DiegoThe purpose of this work is to study the presence of old myths in the Spanish post civil war sonnets. As these references appear in love sonnets, they are linked with the embodiment of the beloved woman, and with mythic figures that have been represented by painters. Therefore, some poets like Dionisio Ridruejo, Blas de Otero, Gerardo Diego and Juan Eduardo Cirlot associate different types of hypertextuality with their own voices. Transaestheticism and myths contribute to the evolution of the sonnet and Spanish modern poetry