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espanolEste articulo trata de presentar algunas posibles huellas de la fabula del raton de campo y el raton de ciudad (ATU, 112: Country Mouse Visits Town Mouse), en el monologo de Areusa sobre la vida de las criadas, que se da al final de la segunda escena del noveno auto de La Celestina. Se estudia el monologo, los ecos de la conclusion de varias versiones latinas y vernaculas de la fabula, muy conocida en la Edad Media. Y se propone que Areusa identifica su pasado en «palacio» (como el de raton de ciudad) y su presente, mas humilde, pero tambien mas libre. EnglishThis article aims to present some possible traces of the folktale Country Mouse Visits Town Mouse (ATU, 112) in Areusa’s monologue about the life of the maids, which appears at the end of the second scene of Auto ix in La Celestina. The articles examines the monologue and the echoes of several Latin and vernacular versions enclosed in this well-known folktale. It is suggested that Areusa could seek an identification between her past life in «palace» (as the city mouse) and her humbler but freer existence in the present.

La fábula del ratón de campo y el ratón de ciudad y el monólogo de Areúsa sobre la vida de las criadas