Concluding Remarks.
A chapter from the book "Primitives, Patriarchy, and the Picaresque in Blasco Ibàñnez's Cañas y barro" is presented. It offers a general opinion on the scholars' criticisms on Vicente Blasco Ibàñez and his works prior to the 1960s. The criticisms were best exemplified by the "Spanish Zola" phenomeno...
| Publicado en: | Primitives, Patriarchy, & The Picaresque In Vicente Blasco Ibanez's Canas y Barro pp. 145 - 152 |
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Digitalia Publishing Corp.
1995
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| Sumario: | A chapter from the book "Primitives, Patriarchy, and the Picaresque in Blasco Ibàñnez's Cañas y barro" is presented. It offers a general opinion on the scholars' criticisms on Vicente Blasco Ibàñez and his works prior to the 1960s. The criticisms were best exemplified by the "Spanish Zola" phenomenon. It also discusses the naturalist theme of Ibàñez's novel "Cañas y barro," as well as its characters and complex artistry. |
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