Titlebook: Gender and Modernity in Spanish Literature; 1789-1920 Elizabeth Smith Rousselle Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America

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The Spiritual Solutionoremost a transcendence of the individual ego—that is, a surpassing of the egocentric orientation toward both the inner and outer worlds in one’s life” (MacCurdy 323). The eponymous protagonist of . begins the novel as a priest and concludes the novel as a man stripped of all his possessions and wan

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Lamenting the State of Science and Feminismaroja’s . (.) and Carmen de Burgos’s . (.) convey the difficulty of the early twentieth-century Spanish subject with the uneven advancements of science and feminism in Spain. . and . represent the stark contrast between the concerns of the male scientist and the independent upper-class woman. The na

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Maternal Abjection and the Death of Don Juan in Blanca de los Ríos’s , and Miguel de Unamuno’s ,e eighteenth- and nineteenth-century exalted mother and the Don Juan character immortalized in Tirso de Molina’s . (. 1630) represent heroic and idealized roles for women and men in modern society. By dismantling these figures in their literature, de los Ríos and Unamuno show the progression of the

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Description of Detonation Phenomena,ts and for the unreacted condensed explosive are necessary to express the detonation phenomena. For detonation products, the EOS developed in Japan and some case studies in Japan are introduced in detail. For the unreacted condensed explosive, the static compression data base EOS are explained with

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