Pedro Malasartes MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp
Persönlichkeit
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Biografie
Pedro Malasartes (Brazil, Portugal and other lusophone countries) or Pedro Urdemales (Spanish-speaking countries) is considered a trickster figure in Iberian and Latin American tradition. His most famous tale in Brazil is "The Stone Soup", in which he tricks a stingy old lady to feed him, saying he'll teach her how to prepare a stone soup. The origin of this character is present in the medieval Spanish legends. The oldest documented reference was found in the late 12th century, in an Aragonese paper, in which a character is named "Pedro de Urdemalas". The first literary mention is located in the book Libro del paso honroso, by Suero de Quiñones, possibly written in 1440. Miguel de Cervantes, author of Don Quixote, wrote a full-length comedy in verse based on the character, and entitled Pedro de Urdemalas.
