El personaje de la intermediaria en la literatura hebrea medieval escrita en Sefarad
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https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.1990.v50.i1.1046Abstract
Discussion of the character of the female matchmaker (šadkanīt) and her qualities in medieval Hebrew Literature of the Peninsula. Reference is made to three matchmakers: 1) Kozbî, in the book Minḥaṯ Yĕhûdâ, ‛sône’ ha-našîm, by Yehudah Ibn Šabbatay, 2) Śiṭnâ in Al-Ḥarizi's sixth maqama, 3) The demonic woman, The Laundress, in Josef Ibn Zabarra's Sefer Ša‛ašu‛îm. They are considered literary precedents of the Castilian matchmakers Trotaconventos and Celestina.
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