DUGiDocsEdición, dedicatorias y relaciones clientelares en la literatura medieval impresa en el siglo XVI: los casos de Juan Tomás Favario y Alonso de Ulloa
During the late 15th century and the incunabulum period, dedications placed in prologues responded to a well-defined codification based on patronage and sponsorship relationships between the author or translator and the text addressee. The consolidation of the printing press and the introduction of new agents of book production and distribution, specially editors, altered this network of relationships and their motivations, contributing to the modification of this paratextuality of the medieval texts that were reprinted in the 16th century. The aim is to show the latter assumption through the editing work of the paper merchant Juan Tomás Favario and the intellectual Alonso de Ulloa.
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