Routledge - Spanish Women Writers and Spain's Civil War

Explore the profound impact of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) through a scholarly lens. This volume from the New Hispanisms: Cultural and Literary Studies series examines a conflict that pitted conservative forces, including the army and the Church, against the Republic. The war became an international phenomenon that deeply affected both national and foreign writers. This book analyzes how the struggle between the Falange, landowners, and industrial capitalists against the intellectuals, petite bourgeoisie, and urban proletariat inspired diverse literary works. By focusing on the cultural and literary dimensions of the era, readers gain a deeper understanding of how the war's heated passions were reflected in the writing of the period. It is an essential resource for those studying the intersection of history, politics, and literature during one of Spain's most transformative eras.