Descripción:
Angel Guerra is an excellent example of the great tradition of nineteenth-century realism. The translation reveals the complex interplay of Spanish history, politics, and European literary influences that characterize the many works of Galdós. The introduction investigates the philosophical influences, especially Krausism, in his realist novels, and contains a biographical sketch of the author.


CONTENTS:

Acknowledgements......VI

Introduction......VII

Translator’s Preface......XIX

Map of Toledo......XXXV

ANGEL GUERRA

Part One

I. Disillusioned......3
II. The Babales......36
III. The Return of the Prodigal Son......62
IV. Leré......120
V. Ción......158
VI. Metamorphosis......172
VII. Wound. Balm......215

Part Two

I. Relations. Vagabondage......235
II. Uncle Providence......263
III. Toledan Days......295
IV. Plus Ultra......342
V. More Toledan Days......394
VI. Balm against Balm......422
VII. The Trap......443

Part Three

I. The New Man......471
II. Casado, Confessor and Counselor......535
III. Christian Chivalry......567
IV. Dominist Dream......644
V. To Bargas......665
VI. Finale......672