La casa de Bernarda Alba
Definition
"La casa de Bernarda Alba" is a play written by Federico García Lorca. It tells the story of Bernarda Alba, a strict matriarch who imposes oppressive rules on her five daughters, leading to tragic consequences.
Related terms
Spanish Theater: Refers to plays written in Spanish-speaking countries, exploring various themes such as love, power dynamics, social issues, and cultural traditions.
Tragedy: A genre in literature where events lead to disastrous outcomes for the main characters. In "La casa de Bernarda Alba," tragedy unfolds as oppression and repression take their toll.
Gender Roles: The societal expectations and norms assigned to individuals based on their gender. "La casa de Bernarda Alba" highlights the impact of rigid gender roles on women's lives.
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Additional resources (2)
AP Spanish Literature - Unit 6 Overview: Teatro y poesía del siglo XX
AP Spanish Literature - 7.2 “El Sur” – Jorge Luis Borges
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