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The 18th Century: Neoclassicism

Also known as the 18th century, the Age of Reason, or the Enlightenment (Ilustración), this was a time of rationalist spirit and a zeal to create progress. This reform movement, of French origin, sought to transform society and culture through the spread of the Enlightenment. It aimed to illuminate society with the light of reason, moving apart from faith. Absolute monarchs themselves implemented reforms from their position of power through enlightened despotism, whose motto was "everything for the people, but without the people" (todo para el pueblo, pero sin el pueblo).

The great political and social transformation that occurred in this century ended with the French Revolution. During the 18th century, the majority...

Causes of the findings:
· Search for new routes
· Development of new maps (portuanos)
· New boats: Carabela (triangular, square sail)
· Generalization of navigation tools (compass, astrolabe)

Discoveries of the Canary Islands:
· Genoveses / · Lancellot Malocello
Lanzarote, Nicolas of Recco
· Majorcan and Catalan / · attempt to introduce Christian
· Castilian and Andalusian / · slaves

Explorations:
· Potugal / · route finding species
· Henry the navigator
· Atlantic / Madeira ·
· Azores
· Skirted Africa (Cape Blanco, Gulf of Guinea, Cape Good Hope


· Castilla / · Westward
· America
· Magellan (it was a great navigator) Elcano (achievement go around the world and dmostro that the earth was round)

Implications

Spanish Romantic Authors

José de Espronceda: The Exalted Romantic

José de Espronceda is the quintessential representative of Spanish Romanticism. His literary evolution was marked by a liberal spirit, transitioning from Neoclassicism to a more exalted Romanticism. While he is primarily celebrated for his poetry, he also wrote the historical novel Sancho Saldaña.

Major Lyric and Narrative Works

His lyrical production is divided into two main categories:

• Social and Political Songs: These poems idealize marginalized characters of society. These figures live by their own moral codes and symbolize absolute freedom, as seen in the famous Song of the Pirate.
• Narrative Poems: This category includes El Diablo Mundo and El Estudiante de Salamanca.

El Diablo

The Generation of '98:

Some young writers, conscious of the crisis that Spain was experiencing after the loss of its last colonies, abandoned the aesthetic ideas of Modernism and used their works to criticize the injustice and inequality of the caciquismo and to cry out for the regeneration of the country. Their works revolve around a critical and sentimental vision of Spain and their preoccupations.

Vision of Spain

Two features characterize the vision of the Castilian landscape of the Generation of '98:

• Impressionism: the ability to portray what the writer sees, not only the representative elements.
• Subjectivism: the writers project their state of mind onto what they describe, turning the landscape into an inner landscape.

Existential Preoccupations

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The 1940s: Post-War Spanish Novel

The novel of the 1940s focused heavily on the social and gender dynamics prevalent in the immediate post-Civil War decade, often reflecting the harsh realities of the time.

Literary Movements of the Forties

Restorers of Realism

This group published books closely aligned with the style and themes of 19th-century Spanish realism (e.g., Benito Pérez Galdós).

• Key Authors: Juan Antonio Zunzunegui, Ignacio Agustí, José María Gironella.

Innovators

A group of writers who began with a tone of realism but quickly moved toward desperate existential themes. Living under strict censorship, their works denounced the misery and troubles plaguing the country. Their novels, often described as tremendist, offered the reader a...

Understanding Verbal and Nonverbal Communication

Notice: Verbal and nonverbal communication involves spontaneous activity between two or more partners, incorporating both verbal and nonverbal elements. The conversation is regulated while developing and occurs in direct and shift.

Structure of Conversation

• Open Greetings: Initiating the conversation
• Core of the Conversation: The objective of the discussion
• Ending the Conversation: Concluding remarks

Vowel Usage in Catalan

The vowels E and A are neutral and unstressed. There are specific rules regarding nominal endings:

• Final vowel e for male names
• Final vowel for female names
• In plural words, ending in a neutral vowel e is written with verbal es.

Verbal Forms and Their Endings

Verbal forms end in a neutral...

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Age of Enlightenment — Neoclassical Literature

Neoclassical literature (eighteenth century) — sociocultural context and characteristics of the neoclassical period in literature.

Sociocultural Context

The eighteenth century is the era of the Illustration or Enlightenment. The Enlightenment emphasized reason and the scientific study based on experience as the appropriate means to understand reality. During this century, the predominant political system was enlightened despotism, governed by absolute monarchies. It aimed to reform and improve society for the people but did not allow participation in the government. People were confident in human reason as a tool to explain the world. Art and literature had an explicit educational function.

Characteristics

Introduccion

En Cartagena de Indias, durante la era del virreinato, vivio la primera joven de cabellos excepcionales y rojizos. Se pensaba que estaba poseda porque poseia el primer perro demonio que la habia rabido con una mordedura. Maria de los Angeles, sirvienta de nombre, estaba en un convento recluida donde con exorcismos buscaban curar su supuesta locura. La verdad de la posesion demoniaca y la religion se cruzo con un amor de corazon frustrado por la Iglesia, el cual finalmente culmina en muerte.

Resumen

Parte I

El 7 de diciembre, dia del obispo Ambrosio, un perro rabioso mordio a cuatro personas que se le atravesaron en el camino. Tres de ellas eran esclavos y la otra era la sirvienta Maria de los Angeles, la unica hija del Marques de Casalduero...

Social Classes and Status

1 - Social classes: Roman society was divided into two principal classes: Patricians and Plebeians. Later, society was also split between free persons (patricians and plebeians) and the not free (slaves and freedmen).

The Citizen: From 149 BC, every free man who lived in Italy from the Alps to the Mediterranean coast of Africa was considered a citizen.

The citizens of Rome enjoyed all their rights without restrictions. The citizens of Italy had some restrictions on their rights.

Freedmen and slaves: Persons without the full rights of citizens were freedmen and slaves; they remained very numerous and did not disappear from Roman society. One could become a slave by birth, by being taken prisoner in war, or by judicial decree....