Spanish Literature in the 1950s and 1960s: Poetry, Novel, and Representative Authors
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Spanish Literature in the 1950s and 1960s
Poetry
The Decade of the 50: Most Representative Authors
- Blas Otero (1916-1979): Existential poetry, social poetry, new forms of expression
- Gabriel Celaya (1911-1991): Surrealist, intense and aggressive language
The Decade of the 60: Most Representative Authors
- Jose Hierro (1922-2002): Early works: search for happiness; later works: collective suffering and existentialism
- Claudio Rodriguez (1934-1999): Simple style, singular
- Angel Gonzalez: Social poetry
- Jaime Gil de Biedma: Intimate issues
- Jose Angel Valente: Secrecy
Novel
The Decade of the 50: Representative Authors
- Rafael Sanchez Ferlosio: Realistic approach, concentration of action
- Ignacio Aldecoa: Passion as a storyteller
- Jesus Fernandez Santos: Existential themes
The Decade of the 50 and 60: Representative Authors
- Luis Martin Santos: Time, silence, linguistic records
- Juan Marse: Satirizes the pretensions of the progressive bourgeoisie
- Juan Benet: Meditation
- Juan Goytisolo: Realms Taifa
- Luis Goytisolo: The wrath of Achilles
- Camilo Jose Cela (1916-2002): New narrative techniques
- Miguel Delibes (1920-2010): Sobriety, simplicity, richness of language