Renaissance Literature: Currents, Themes, and Key Authors
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modeled Petrarca.Se considered representative of the most relevant renacntista.Poeta lirica Garcilaso de la Vega, the renewing work of form and themes: in form, hendecasyllable are grown stanzas like the sonnet,
Spanish Renaissance Literature: Rebirth and Renewal
Rebirth:
The basis of being human: educational values, recoveries of classical literature, optimistic vision of the world, the nature and exaltation of pleasure of Neoplatonism. Appearance of ideal polite and poets like Garcilaso de la Vega. In Spain Cardinal Cisneros highlights the work of vindication and study of the Spanish language: Nebrija’s grammar and Juan de Valderrama’s Dialogue of the Castilian Tongue.
Renaissance Lyric:
- Is influenced by the literature and poetry of the classic Italian Renaissance,
20th Century Spanish Literature: Movements and Styles
20th Century Spanish Literature
Year 1940
Nationalist Literature
Ideological and focused on psychological depth due to the scarcity of resources. Works from this period are generally considered mediocre. Notable authors include R. Garcia-Serrano, Agustin de Foxa-Madrid, and Thomas delete-ACHECA.
Realistic Literature
Traditional style reminiscent of the 19th century. Notable authors include Zonzunegi and Ignacio Agusti.
Fantastic and Humorous Literature
Escapist and fantastical themes. Notable works include
Read MoreSpanish Literature Through the Ages
Average Age
Conventional MNER Ocdnte
Understand U.S. abrca between the fall of the Roman Empire and the Byzantine Empire, when the Turks took Constantinople. In medieval Spain, the slow opening of the Visigoth kingdom.
Average Age Spain
The internal dissension of the Visigoth kingdom precipitated the Islamic invasion in 711. Cordoba became the political center of Muslim Spain, receiving the name Al-Andalus, and becoming the cultural capital of the West between the 9th and 11th centuries. The reaction
Read MoreA History of the Spanish Novel: From Dictatorship to Democracy
The Franco Regime (1936-1975)
During the dictatorial regime (1936-1975), the Spanish novel underwent significant transformations. The period was marked by strong repression of republican supporters, leading to a rigid censorship and a complete break with previous literary trends. Many writers were exiled, and a sense of existential angst permeated the works of the time.
After the Conflict
- Strong repression on the supporters of republican rights.
- Basic consequences: A rigid censorship, complete break
The Generation of ’27: A Deep Dive into Spanish Poetry
Modernism
Distinguishing Features:
- Searching for the musicality of artistic perfection.
- Prose-verse and abundant use of rhetorical figures.
- Full of sensuality and colorful descriptions.
- Escapism.
- Rebellion against bourgeois society.
Poetry:
- Rubén Darío: Musicality and preciousness. Blue, Profane Prose, Songs of Life and Hope.
- Juan Ramón Jiménez: Search for absolute beauty. Three stages in his work:
- Modernist poetry: Gardens Far, Arias Tristes.
- Pure poetry: Diary of a Newly Married Poet.
- Poetry: Animal de