STUCK IN LA PROSPERIDAD: MADRID'S METAMORPHOSIS FROM DICTATORSHIP TO DEMOCRACY IN JUAN JOSÉ MILLÁS'S LA SOLEDAD ERA ESTO.
The article discusses the transformation of Madrid, Spain from a dictator to democratic country in 1980s-90s through the lens of Spanish writer Juan Jose Millas, who wrote several novels like El desorden de tu nombre. Topics discussed include feminine perspective of self-transformation, neighborhood...
| Publicado en: | Hispanófila no. 182; pp. 147 - 163 |
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