El juez de los divorcios

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El juez de los divorcios is a short comic interlude (entremés) by Miguel de Cervantes that humorously portrays marital conflicts and the absurdities of divorce proceedings in early modern Spain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf entremés
short comic interlude
theatrical work
approximateDate early 17th century
author Miguel de Cervantes NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Spain
criticizes bureaucratic formalism
rigidity of marriage laws
dramaticFunction interlude between acts of a longer play
dramaticMode dialogue-driven
dramaticStructure one-act play
genre comedy
theatre
hasCharacter escribano (court clerk)
juez (judge)
various married couples
hasForm prose dialogue
hasTitleInEnglish The Judge of the Divorces NERFINISHED
influencedBy Spanish legal culture of the Golden Age
intendedEffect entertainment
social critique
intendedPerformanceContext public theatre in Spain
language Early Modern Spanish
literaryForm entremés
literaryMovement Spanish Golden Age NERFINISHED
medium stage play
narrativeFocus divorce proceedings
marital conflicts
originalLanguage Spanish
partOf Cervantes’ entremeses NERFINISHED
portrays domestic disputes
judicial procedures
settingPeriod early modern Spain
theme divorce
gender relations
hypocrisy
legal absurdity
marriage
social satire
tone humorous
usesDevice exaggeration
farce
irony
workOf Miguel de Cervantes NERFINISHED
workType short play

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