The Magic of Spain
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" " Alcala de los Zegries " contains many passages of noble Spanish prose, and others of psychological interest ; but it is for the most part concerned with politics and party strife. The Spaniards, as a rule, are more interested in politics than in literature. Valera's celebrated " Pepita Jimenez " brought him no more than eight thousand reales, or under £80, and Senor Unamuno, the Rector of Salamanca Uni- versity, a prominent Spanish thinker and writer, has declared that literary opinion in S...pain is formed by THE MODERN SPANISH NOVEL 213 some five hundred persons, " quinientas personas mal contadas. " The novelists may protest, but the novel gains. There is no temptation to write in order to please the taste of a public which does not exist. If there is something commercial in the methodical out- put of Perez Galdos' or Blasco Ibafiez' novels, com- mercialism has certainly, hitherto, had but little part in Spanish literature. Limited, unliterary Spain has had this advantage. The world's debate has not vulgarized it; a half-culture has not dragged down the novel to flamboyant, self -advertising methods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Alcala de los Zegries " contains many passages of noble Spanish prose, and others of psychological interest ; but it is for the most part concerned with politics and party strife. The Spaniards, as a rule, are more interested in politics than in literature. Valera's celebrated " Pepita Jimenez " brought him no more than eight thousand reales, or under £80, and Senor Unamuno, the Rector of Salamanca Uni- versity, a prominent Spanish thinker and writer, has declared that literary opinion in S...pain is formed by THE MODERN SPANISH NOVEL 213 some five hundred persons, " quinientas personas mal contadas. " The novelists may protest, but the novel gains. There is no temptation to write in order to please the taste of a public which does not exist. If there is something commercial in the methodical out- put of Perez Galdos' or Blasco Ibafiez' novels, com- mercialism has certainly, hitherto, had but little part in Spanish literature. Limited, unliterary Spain has had this advantage. The world's debate has not vulgarized it; a half-culture has not dragged down the novel to flamboyant, self -advertising methods.
What to read after The Magic of Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aubrey F G Aubrey Fitz Gerald Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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