La celebración de la santidad en el reino de Guatemala: las justas poéticas mercedarias en honor a San Pedro Pascual de Valencia (1673)

Alexánder Sánchez Mora

Vol. 4 No. 7 (2021), Monográfico: “Lengua(s), literatura y educación en la Centroamérica colonial”

Vol. 4 No. 7 (2021)

The celebration of holiness in the kingdon of Guatemala: the mercedarian poetic fair in honor of San Pedro Pascual de Valencia (1673)

Monográfico: “Lengua(s), literatura y educación en la Centroamérica colonial”

Published 2021-05-28 — Updated on 2025-03-03

Alexánder Sánchez Mora⁺⁻

Alexánder Sánchez Mora

Universidad de Costa Rica, Costa Rica

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Keywords

Poetic Joust
Canonization
Saint Pedro Pascual
Kingdom of Guatemala
Baroque Festival
Guatemalan Literature

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The celebration of holiness in the kingdon of Guatemala: the mercedarian poetic fair in honor of San Pedro Pascual de Valencia (1673). (2025). Diseminaciones, 4(7), 161-184. https://revistas.uaq.mx/index.php/diseminaciones/article/view/281

Abstract

This article aims to offer a panoramic review of the phenomenon of holiness in the Hispanic world and, in particular, in the kingdom of Guatemala. Such an approach will be based on one of the artistic practices that accompanied the canonization celebrations of the Baroque period: the poetic jousts in honor of the new saints. These just ones constitute a phenomenon of particular interest for their metalinguistic nature and for their combination of burlesque and solemn rhetorical strategies.

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