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El desarrollo de la historia y las características de Ubú dejan en evidencia una satírica parodia de la obra Macbeth de William Shakespeare. El personaje se referiría a un jesuita, profesor en el colegio religioso de enseñanza secundaria al que asistía Alfred Jarry, y que habría generado el enfado del autor.
The story is a parody of Shakespeare 's Macbeth and some parts of Hamlet and King Lear . As the play begins, Ubu's wife convinces him to lead a revolution, and kills the King of Poland and most of the royal family. The King's son, Bougrelas, and the Queen escape, but the latter later dies.
- Alfred Jarry, Jean Saltas
- December 10, 1896
- 1961
- French
Ubu Roi (“Ubu the king”) begins as a Punch-and-Judy show, with the Ubus—Mère and Père Ubu—trading accusations, insults, and threats. Mère upbraids her husband, the former king of Aragon ...
Ubu Roi is a satire that takes on themes of greed, power, corruption, and absurdism, and also draws tropes from Shakespearean plays like Macbeth and Hamlet.
What does Pere Ubu represent in Alfred Jarry's Ubu Roi? How does Ubu Roi incorporate Dadaism, body symbolism, and humor? In Ubu Roi, how does Alfred Jarry parody Shakespeare's...
The title character, Père Ubu, is a gluttonous, greedy, and cruel individual who slaughters the royal family of Poland in order to ascend the throne. Willing to sacrifice anybody to accomplish his ends, Ubu ultimately proves himself a coward when he is forced to do battle with the king of Poland’s surviving son.
21 de nov. de 2023 · Author Kaitlin Garcia View bio. Instructor Nathan Hurwitz View bio. Explore ''Ubu Roi'' by Alfred Jarry. Meet the main characters, learn about King Ubu, study the summary and analysis, and...
