El adjetivo en la fantasía literaria

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  • Rosario Athié Lámbarri Author

Abstract

Tolkien, facing the creation of the real myth (history), considers himself a sub-creator of the literary myth (story). The adjetive is the master key of the sub-creation of the magic words. The human mind is able to fantasize from reality. The very same mind which created ligh, heavy, grey, quietness; can make through magic, heravy things to become light and even fly.

The process by which mond goes from reality to fantasy begins by detaching a compound concept (green grass) from reality and discriminating adjetives from noun. From that moment on, it can make use if the adjetive sub-creating a magical world.

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Author Biography

Rosario Athié Lámbarri

Licenciada en Filosofía con Mención Honorífica por la Universidad Panamericana con la tesis El orden del hacer en la filosofía del derecho. Master en Filosofía por la misma Universidad con la Tesis El concepto de sub-creador en J. R. R. Tolkien. Doctorada en la Filosofía por la Universidad de Navarra, España. Tesis dirigida por el Dr. Mauricio de Beuchot Puente, titulada El asentimiento en J. H. Newman. Su experiencia académica se ha desarrollado en el área filosófica en la carrera de Pedagogía y en otras carreras administrativas de la Universidad Panamericana. Actualmente es titular de la cátedra Antropología y Ética, coodiandora editorial del libro La universidad en al encrucijada.

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Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2000)

Section

Lenguas y Literatura

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