Superfluous men in Twentieth-Century Spanish Novel
Keywords:
superfluous man, modern character, simbolism, metamorphosis
Abstract
The superfluous man is one of the most significant modern literature characters, soundly observed by Slavic philology. Nevertheless, other western cultures, such as Spanish, have associated this character with essentially unproductive aspects. Therefore, deeply approach to superfluous man in Spanish literature remains to be studied. This article wants to underline several important findings about the character which have already been pointed out by the critics, as well as giving some new clues to an overall view.Downloads
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2017-10-17
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Otero Íñigo E. (2017). Superfluous men in Twentieth-Century Spanish Novel. Dicenda. Estudios de lengua y literatura españolas, 35, 259-275. https://doi.org/10.5209/DICE.57711
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