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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Pérez Galdós"”.
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The "Tesis Religiosa" of Bento Pérez Galdós
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El narrador en las novelas de Torquemada de Benito Pérez, Galdós.
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The individual and society in the novelas de la primera época of Benito Pérez Galdós
<p>Throughout his career, Galdós' preoccupation with the relationship between the individual, and the society in which he lives, remains constant. The interaction between society, and the members who compose it, can be observed at times as confrontation, at other times as cooperation, compromise, …
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Traveling for Spain: modernity and otherness in Spanish travel and war narratives (1860-1929)
… Italia (1888) and Aita Tettauen (1905) by Benito Pérez Galdós; En la Guerra (1909) and Por Europa (1916) by Carmen de Burgos; Mis recuerdos de Italia (1892) and Islas Filipinas (Memoria) (1895) by Victor Balaguer; En El País del Arte (Tres meses en Italia) (1916) and La vuelta al mundo de un …
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The evolving narrator in the Spanish novel (1884-1958) : La de Bringas, Niebla, and Entre visillos.
… or subtly. La de Bringas (1884), by Benito Pérez Galdós, exemplifies the Realist movement with its monolithic, intrusive narrator who mocks his society and those around him, yet the narrator also ironizes himself and undercuts his narrative though unreliable narrating. Part of the Generation …
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Negotiating Gossip in the Spanish Realist Novel
… 1880s by Emilia Pardo Bazán (Chapter 1), Benito Pérez Galdós (Chapter 2) and Leopoldo Alas (‘Clarín’) (Chapter 3). An Introduction presents a theoretical analysis and framework of chisme, beginning with its definition and etymology, and considers the historical moment (the Spanish Restoration). …
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Los Suenos en las Novelas "Marianela," "Fortunata y Jacinta," Y "Miau" de Benito Perez Galdos
A close examination of the novels "Marianela," "Fortunata y Jacinta" and "Miau" by Benito Perez Galdos and a careful reading of a wide variety of secondary sources about this famous Spanish realist has revealed a few small areas which have yet to be fully investigated. One of these areas is Galdos' …
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Fictional matters: death, emotion and representation in nineteenth-century Spain
This dissertation analyzes the representation of death in works of Spanish fiction from 1850-1887. Looking beyond metaphorical representation, I examine the ways in which representations of death are influenced and enhanced by the representation of emotion. Death poses an interesting challenge to …