Jacinto Benavente fue un destacado dramaturgo español que aportó un soplo de aire fresco al teatro español del siglo XIX. Influenciado por los desarrollos teatrales europeos, sus obras reaccionaron contra los excesos melodramáticos de su época. Benavente se centró en el teatro burgués moderno, enfatizando la naturalidad y la verosimilitud. Su obra se caracteriza por una sutil ironía que permite la crítica social sin moralizar.
"Mundo es este de toma y daca, lonja de contratación, casa de cambio, y antes de pedir ha de ofrecerse... Para salir adelante con todo, mejor que crear afectos es crear intereses". Sobre esta base ideológica y sobre la pauta de la commedia dellarte, construye el premio Nobel Jacinto Benavente su mejor obra, Los intereses creados.
A Play In One Act (1915)
Set against the backdrop of art education, the play delves into the discussions of a group of students examining the iconic Mona Lisa. They ponder the meaning behind her mysterious smile while their professor emphasizes art's societal significance. Through these conversations, the play raises profound questions about the role and value of art in everyday life. This thought-provoking one-act piece encourages audiences to reflect on how art shapes their understanding of the world.
The book is a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, preserving its historical significance. As an older text, it may feature imperfections like marks, notations, and flaws, reflecting its age. This edition highlights a commitment to protecting and promoting important literature, making it accessible in a high-quality format that remains true to the original.
Culturally significant, this work is recognized by scholars for its importance in the foundation of civilization. It contributes to the broader knowledge base, offering insights that are essential for understanding historical and cultural contexts.
Paňácová veselohra španělského autora o dvou jednáních a třech obrazech.
