Abstract

Comparant un sonnet de Lope de Vega, sa traduction par J. M. Cohen et sa reecriture par G. Hill, l'A. tente de mettre en evidence les resonances bibliques, patristiques et petrarquistes dans la nature intertextuelle de la poesie espagnole classique et anglaise contemporaine

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