Unamuno's Theory of the Novel (Studies in Hispanic and Lusophone Cultures)

This book explains Miguel de Unamuno's cultivation of the novel genre from the point of view of the ideas he brought to bear on his practice. It shows that behind Unamuno's fictional experiments there lies a coherent and quasi-philosophical concept of the novelesque genre, indeed of writing itself.

Literature & Fiction

Longhurst, C.A.

History & Criticism

Routledge

Baroja: El mundo es ansi (Critical Guides to Spanish & Latin American Texts and Films)

Foyles

Jesus of Nazareth in the Literature of Unamuno (Iberian and Latin American Studies)

University of Wales Press

Miguel de Unamuno: An Anthology of his Poetry (Aris & Phillips Hispanic Classics)

First anthology dedicated solely to Unamuno's poetry in 25 years, with commentary on each poem.

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Liverpool University Press

Miguel de Unamuno, one of Spain's foremost literary figures, is better known for his essays and novels than for his poetry.  Yet it was as a poet that he wished to be remembered and it is in his poems that he reveals the most intimate and sensitive part of his complex personality. To truly get to know Unamuno as creator it is necessary to read his poetry. This anthology of 50 poems, though modest in comparison to his large poetic output, offers the reader some of his most characteristic poems, with an English version prepared by a well-known Unamuno scholar. The English renderings are sufficiently free to allow for the use of rhyme and regular meter, but strive to capture Unamuno's highly personal way of looking at our human circumstance and destiny. In effect the anthology offers a way of approaching Unamuno that differs significantly from an approach via his prose works: it projects a more meditative and warmhearted individual than the combative Unamuno of popular perception.   The 50 poems, each with a short commentary relating it to Unamuno's personal circumstances and to his thought, are arranged under six headings: (1) Family and Home;  (2) God and Mortality;  (3) The Land;  (4) Exile;  (5) Language and Poetry;  (6) Philosophical Meditations. The anthology thus offers a microcosm of Unamuno's poetic world and should be useful to those who have little or no knowledge of him. It provides a way of learning something about the man and the writer through a part of his production that has received less attention than it deserves and which projects a significantly different image from the widespread view we have of him. The poems are preceded by a substantial introduction which explores the importance and relevance of Unamuno's poetry, his major themes, and his style.

Unamuno, Berdyaev, Marcel: A Comparative Study in Christian Existentialism

Religion & Spirituality

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

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