Spain Literature in the 20 the Century

Spain Literature in the 20 the Century

Europe
CULTURE: LITERATURE. GENERAL FEATURES OF 20TH CENTURY LITERATURE According to Healthinclude, the sec. XX opens with a fact of enormous literary and moral significance: the affirmation of the Generation of '98, composed of writers of powerful originality, such as Miguel de Unamuno (1864-1936), poet, essayist, novelist and playwright, the "prose writer art "and critic Azorín (1873-1967), the novelist P. Baroja (1872-1956), the novelist and playwright R. del Valle-Inclán (1866-1936), the playwright J. Benavente (1866-1954), the essayist R. de Maetzu (1874-1936), and two operas who started a stupendous lyrical revival for several successive generations: JR Jiménez (1881-1958) and A. Machado y Ruiz (1875-1939). Each in their own way, they represent in the first place the anti-positivist (and antirealistic) revolt that characterized the European cultural climate of the late nineteenth century; and…
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Sights in Andalusia

Sights in Andalusia

Europe
Andalusia is not just a popular seaside resort. The southernmost region of Spain can look back on a long and eventful history. The remains of the Moorish rule and also the influences of Christian Spain can be found here. In addition to interesting buildings, Andalusia also offers impressive natural landscapes, excellent cuisine and funny festivals. It is not far from the capital Seville to Portugal and Morocco can be reached by ferry across the Strait of Gibraltar. In Andalusia, people speak Andalusian, a Spanish dialect that can be difficult to understand even for Spaniards. In the following we present you the most exciting tours, the most beautiful attractions and the best sights in Andalusia. 1. Mezquita Cathedral Cordoba Cordoba is worth visiting for many reasons. One of them is the…
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