Información General

• Autores: Joseph Harrison (coord.), Alan Hoyle (coord.)
• Editores: Manchester University Press
• Año de publicación: 2000
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 0-7190-5862-7
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Resumen

• This volume examines the significance of probably the most famous year in modern Spanish culture. Following Spain's ignominious defeat in the Spanish American War of 1898, the country lost the final remnants of its once great empire in the New World, the Caribbean islands of Cuba and Puerto Rico, and the Philippines. Essays focus on Spain's crisis of identity, the brilliant generation of writers who responded to it, the gap that the Cuban Disaster exposed between tradition and modernity, and the consequences for Spain and its former colonies in the post colonial era.

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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction

    • Introduction: the historical background to the crisis of 1898

      Joseph Harrison

      págs. 1-8

      

    • Introduction: the intellectual debate

      Alan Hoyle

      págs. 9-51

      

  • Regenerationism

    • Tackling national decadence: economic regenerationism in Spain after the colonial débâcle

      Joseph Harrison

      págs. 55-67

      

    • Unamuno and the Restoration political project: a re-evaluation

      Stephen G. H. Roberts

      págs. 68-80

      

    • Amor y pedagogía: an object lesson in biography

      Gordon Minter

      págs. 81-90

      

    • Horrible children

      Nicholas G. Round

      págs. 91-104

      

    • Ramiro de Maeztu: hispanidad and the search for a surrogate imperialism

      Alistair Hennessy

      págs. 105-117

      

  • Modernism

    • El '98' que nunca existió

      Javier Blasco

      págs. 121-131

      

    • Authority or authenticity?: The battle of the cultures at the millennial crossroads

      Alison Sinclair

      págs. 132-145

      

    • The 'feminine element': fin-de-siècle Spain, modernity, and the woman writer

      Susan Kirkpatrick

      págs. 146-155

      

    • Deconstructing the binaries of enfrentismo: José María Llanas Aguilaniedo's Navegar pintoresco and the finisecular novel

      Richard Andrew Cardwell

      págs. 156-169

      

    • Noventaiocho y novela: lo viejo y lo nuevo

      Carlos-Alex Longhurst

      págs. 170-180

      

    • The function of landscape in Baroja's la Lucha por la vida

      Alan Hoyle

      págs. 181-194

      

    • Constructing the 98: Pérez de Ayala's 1942 prologue to Troteras y danzaderas

      John J. Macklin

      págs. 195-204

      

    • La percepción sensorial y el texto modernista

      Germán Gullón

      págs. 205-215

      

    • Modernism and imperialism

      Patricia McDermott

      págs. 216-226

      

  • Post-colonialism

    • One hundred years of solitude: 1898 and 1998 in the Cuban search for national identity

      Antoni Kapcia

      págs. 229-241

      

    • The Cuban War of Independence (1895-98) in West Indian literature

      Emilio Jorge Rodriguez

      págs. 242-251

      

    • El discurso femenino finisecular en Cuba: Aurelia del Castillo y otras voces en torno al 98

      Mirta Yáñez

      págs. 252-266

      

    • Popular and intellectual responses to 1898 in Puerto Rico

      John Perivolaris

      págs. 267-278

      

    • Rizal, the Philippines and 1898

      C. W. Watson

      págs. 279-290