Monash University Arts Undergraduate handbook 1995

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SPN3230

Spanish literature and society 1868-1936

Proposed to be offered next in 1997

8 points * 3 hours per week * First semester * Clayton

The period opens gloriously with the revolution of 1868 and closes disastrously with the outbreak of civil war in 1936. Between these dates, the question of the national and spiritual renewal of one of the most glorious nations of Europe preoccupied politicians and writers alike. Through literary texts, painting and film, the subject studies the clash between tradition and innovation, the will to independence and the will to revolution, and the emergence of modern Spanish poetry, drama and narrative.

Assessment

Written (4000 words): 70% * Examinations (2 hours): 30%

Prescribed texts

Bécquer G A Rimas Cátedra

García Lorca F Yerma Cátedra

Pérez Galdós B Doña Perfecta Alianza

Valle-Inclán, R Sonata de primavera, sonata de estío Austral



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