Conclusion.

The article deals with the literary works of Miguel de Unamuno and José Martínez Ruiz Azorín. In their writings, orphanhood became an important dimension of self-representation. Both have made landscape a central feature in their early novels including "Paz en la guerra," "La Voluntad," and "Antonio...

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Publicado en:Writer In The Landscape: Authorial Self-Representation & Literary Form In The Landscape Writings of Unamuno & Azorin pp. 142 - 145
Autor principal: Strzeszewski, Mary Ruth
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Publicado: Digitalia Publishing Corp. 2006
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