Critique of Galicia’s Sentimental Identity: Sentimentality, History and Reason in Daniel Cortezón
Abstract
This article offers a first contribution to the philosophical and political criticism surrounding the sentimental idea of Galicia in the essays of Daniel Cortezón (1927-2009). Using Helena Miguélez-Carballeira’s analysis in Galicia, a Sentimental Nation (2013) as a starting point, the investigation explores notions of sentimentality, history and reason in Cortezón’s key theoretical writing, including several unedited texts.
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