Ausías March y su época

Step into the vibrant world of 15th‑century Aragon, where a remarkable poet emerges from the cultural flowering that marked the reigns of Alfonso V and Juan II. This scholarly portrait presents Ausías March as the shining star among contemporaries such as the Marqués de Santillana and the so‑called Valencian Petrarch, illuminating a period of unprecedented literary vigor. The author weaves historical context with close readings, offering listeners both a rich background and a sense of the poet’s singular voice.

The study traces the roots of this brilliance to a Catalan‑Valencian poetic school that blossomed beyond the Pyrenees, highlighting the network of influences that nourished March’s work while preserving its native originality. Detailed transcription notes, clarified orthography, and a reorganized footnote section make the material approachable for modern ears. Listeners will come away with a vivid impression of a literary ecosystem where regional tradition and broader European currents intertwined.