Gender and Modernity in Spanish Literature

Focusing on the interplay between male and female Spanish writers, this book examines the evolution of Spanish modernity from 1789 to 1920. It delves into themes such as the shifting roles of women, the notion of the male hysteric, and the archetypes of the mother and Don Juan. Each chapter highlights the contrasting perspectives of these authors, offering a nuanced understanding of gender dynamics within the context of modern Spanish literature.