El prefacio de Francisco Vera (Spanish Edition)
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In none of the above Carlism occupies a central or first-rate position. Definitely the most popular role of Carlism in contemporary literature is to provide a setting for adventure novels, by some scholars dubbed also "literatura juvenil".
In terms of key message they advance praise of general values such as friendship, loyalty, courage, and can hardly be associated with any particular camp, though in some cases, e. Atxaga or Landaluce, Carlist protagonists seem to be treated with particular sympathy; they also usually convey more or less explicit message about absurdity of civil wars. There are at least 50 novels falling into the genre identified.
It reflects the Unamunian attempt to follow "the inner history" made by the mute masses and adheres to the theory of two Carlisms, the popular one and the elitist one. Since his 40s he had been publishing poetic volumes; [] Traditionalist zeal [] is more than explicit in his latest collection, Fronda Carlista , much of its content dedicated to Carlist kings and leaders. Amazon Prime Music Stream millions of songs, ad-free. Please enter recipient e-mail address es. The author whose poetic contribution to the Carlist cause is by many considered of greatest literary value — not only in terms of contemporary poetry but in terms of years of Carlist history — came from a somewhat unexpected side. There is a group of novels which might be classified as falling into the adventure genre, yet they stand out because they focus on historical detail, feature — at times extensively or as key protagonists — historical figures, and their authors seem concerned with historical analysis rather than with offering an interesting plot. Moreover, in his later novels some of his Carlist personalities, like Don Alvaro from Nuestro Padre San Daniel and El obispo leproso escape the usual scheme and provide an ambiguous and rather mysterious point of reference.
The mainstream one was basically an adventure story: There is a group of novels which might be classified as falling into the adventure genre, yet they stand out because they focus on historical detail, feature — at times extensively or as key protagonists — historical figures, and their authors seem concerned with historical analysis rather than with offering an interesting plot. El tigre rojo by Carlos Domingo is styled as unorthodox homage to a free man, always willing to pursue his convictions regardless of political circumstances; hailing late departure of Cabrera from the legitimist path, by no means can it be considered an orthodox Carlist lecture.
It reflects the Unamunian attempt to follow "the inner history" made by the mute masses and adheres to the theory of two Carlisms, the popular one and the elitist one. The Spanish Civil War is immensely popular as a setting for contemporary narrative prose and as a matter of literary discourse. There were hundreds of related fiction titles published in Spain since the fall of Francoism; in the 5-year-period between and only there were at least 38 new novels dedicated to the war which hit the market.
Novels where Carlism is granted more than a negligible role are few. Its Manichean personalities [] are representative for "novela do confrontacion historica", [] penned by young authors who construct their own identity by means of "acto afiliativo" versus the Republican combatants. The Carlist theme has almost entirely disappeared from drama, yet one theatrical piece merits attention: By the end of his life he returned to drama with Llamada sin respuesta and to poetry with Soliloquios: Few of his verses, however, are fairly explicit in their political militancy.
A different chord is struck with Luis Hernando de Larramendi, the third in sequence from a dynasty of Carlist authors. Since his 40s he had been publishing poetic volumes; [] Traditionalist zeal [] is more than explicit in his latest collection, Fronda Carlista , much of its content dedicated to Carlist kings and leaders. The author whose poetic contribution to the Carlist cause is by many considered of greatest literary value — not only in terms of contemporary poetry but in terms of years of Carlist history — came from a somewhat unexpected side.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. October 2, , around 7 PM. For detailed discussion compare e. One of the verses quite explicitly said: Ayugals de Izco y la historia-novela , [in: For scholarly discussion see e.
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The novel tells a story of an officer serving in a Polish unit within the French army, sort of legacy from the Napoleonic era. The French "leased" the unit to the Madrid government and as a result, the Poles fought on the Cristinos side. Some scholars summarise the book as "complicada intriga sentimental con evidentes connotaciones cervantinas", Piotr Sawicki, Don Quijote vence en Polonia. No title from the French belles-lettres is quoted as related.
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Similarly, no great or even not-so-great work of English literature refers to the Carlist War. Tennyson was himself in Spain shortly before outbreak of the war, yet all found is vague references "to these inquisition dogs and the devildoms of Spain". Working Papers on English Studies 23 , p. The war was followed closely also far away, compare the sections of Dostoyevsky's Writer's Diary , an extemely hostile account, interesting when combined with Dostoyevsky's anti-democratic and highly religious outlook.
However, none of this is belles-lettres. Notes aproximatives , [in: I, Gijon , p. Memorias de su secretario , Madrid , p. It was noted for conventional plots which can hardly support the weight of nagging moralizing objectives, Sanz Ponce , p. In Unamuno, somewhat disappointed that the first edition did not receive much attention, re-published it with a specific prologue. Revista Cultural Hispanica Progressists from Partido Carlista keep banking on Unamunian opinion about proto-socialist Carlism until today, see comments of their leader Evaristo Olcina, [in: Minervae Baeticae 21 , p.
This is the view that the author of so far most exhaustive work on the issue tends to agree with, see Santos Zas However, reviewers point out to some problematic omissions in her work, e. Literatura, sociedad, historia 3 , p. Following the incident Baroja was detained and spent a night in the Guardia Civil prison in the nearby Santesteban, yet he seemed to prefer this option, as he felt safer in prison than among the Carlists.
Joan Bardina i Lo Mestre Titas , [in: Notes sobre unes relacions complexes , [in: Badia i Margarit , Paris , pp. Revista cultural d'Amics de les Arts i Joventuts Musicals 10 , p. The story was first published in a volume issued in Paris in ; it contained French translations of Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories collection, but also a number of previously unknown stories, also in French. Ego te absolvo was among them, reportedly a translation from an earlier publication in an unidentified US magazine. It was soon claimed that the story was among those "fraudulently attributed to Oscar Wilde, generally by unscrupulous publishers"; this was e.
Since then Ego te absolvo is generally ignored in the English-language publications, compare e. Carlism seen through foreign eyes , [in: Others simply follow the sequence set by the centuries, see Felipe B.
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For application to the Second Republic, see e. Some scholars accept the account with no reservations, see Marek Jan Chodakiewicz, Affinity and Revulsion: Poland reacts to the Spanish Right , [in: They are scattered across various periodicals and in the volume Nimias It seems that the novel was soon turned into a theatrical play, the joint work of Perez and Torralba de Damas, and staged in Barcelona theatres, compare La Libertad During the Civil War del Rio was more explicit when working as a publisher; in he released a biography of Zamalacarregui.
Perez de Olaguer has later claimed the work was the result of their common work, see his Mi padre, un hombre de bien , Madrid , p. Propaganda, testimonio y memoria creativa , Alicante , p.
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Scarce literary production in the Republican zone might seem surprising, given left-wing preferences of most men of letters and given the fact that urban population, key social basis of potential readers, found themselves mostly in the Republican zone. None of the works consulted analysed the phenomenon. It well might be that increasingly chaotic economy, including the printing industry, rendered literary production difficult. La literatura vasca abriendose al realismo , [in: Revista de la Literatura y Literatura Comparada 23 , p.
The Carlist theme was rather present in travel literature or correspondence, presented according to political preference of the author.
