Discurso, retórica y agencia del criollo mexicano en "Nuevo Mundo y Conquista" de Francisco de Terrazas

Discurso, retórica y agencia del criollo mexicano en "Nuevo Mundo y Conquista" de Francisco de Terrazas

by Pedro Cebollero

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Studies the rhetorical construction of the figures of heroes, anti-heroes and antagonists in the sixteenth-century epic poem Nuevo Mundo y Conquista by Francisco de Terrazas and its role in the formation of the discourse and agency of Creole Mexicans discontent with the Spanish administration.

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