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Como otras novelas del siglo XVIII, Joseph Andrews incluye varias historias independientes, como La historia de Leonora. Resumen de la trama. La historia es cómica. El protagonista es el joven y virtuoso Joseph, hermano de Pamela, un casto José que debe resistirse a las
Joseph Andrews is the brother of Richardson's Pamela and is of the same rustic parentage and patchy ancestry. At the age of 10, he found himself tending animals as an apprentice to Sir Thomas Booby. In proving his worth as a horseman, he caught the eye of Sir Thomas's wife, Lady Booby, who now employs him (age 17) as her footman.
Joseph Andrews, novel by Henry Fielding, published in 1742. It was written as a reaction against Samuel Richardson ’s novel Pamela; or, Virtue Rewarded (1740). Fielding portrayed Joseph Andrews as the brother of Pamela Andrews, the heroine of Richardson’s novel.
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The narrator of the story introduces Joseph Andrews, who is the brother of a famously virtuous woman named Pamela. Joseph is a capable, handsome boy who ends up tending animals for Sir Thomas Booby. There, he attracts the attention of Lady Booby, who makes Joseph her footman.
La historia de las aventuras de Joseph Andrews es una novela satírica escrita en inglés por Henry Fielding y publicada por vez primera en 1742. Al igual que su predecesora, Shamela, pretende parodiar el moralismo sentimental de Samuel Richardson en su novela Pamela, publicada dos años antes bajo pseudónimo, lo que llevó a algunos a creer que era un trabajo de Colley Cibber, lo que explica ...
El título de esta obra, tal y como aparece en la portada de la primera edición, es La historia de las aventuras de Joseph Andrews, Y de su amigo el señor Abraham Adams. Escrito en Imitación de la Manera de Cervantes, Autor de Don Quijote. Afortunadamente, lo llamamos simplemente Joseph Andrews.
Joseph Andrews is considered one of the first English novels, but it’s so much more than just a place in literary history. It parodies the popular novels of its time, most notably Samuel Richardson’s Pamela, through the adventures of Pamela’s brother, Joseph Andrews, and his friend, Parson Adams.
