De historia y literatura: Menéndez y Pelayo, Unamuno y sus precursores

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05/2013
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Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut Preußischer Kulturbesitz
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Iberoamericana (Madrid)
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1577-3388
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2255-520X
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Durante el último cuarto del siglo xix, el campo intelectual español sufre una serie de reacomodamientos que comprometen las relaciones intergeneracionales de sus integrantes. El complejo vínculo entre Menéndez y Pelayo y su discípulo Unamuno constituye un caso ejemplar de aquel momento. Uno de los debates que provoca mayores tensiones entre ellos es el de la relación entre historia y literatura. Así, resulta indispensable situar la discusión que mantienen sobre ese tema en las coordenadas que cada uno genera con respecto a los modelos filosófico e historiográfico a seguir. En este sentido, a su vez, el desciframiento de los autores por los que opta cada uno permitiría ver algunos de los cambios genéricos y estilísticos que se operan en sus respectivas formas de comprender y escribir la historia cultural de España.
During the last quarter of nineteenth century, the Spanish intellectual field undergoes a series of changes that jeopardize the intergenerational relations of its members. The complex bond between Menéndez y Pelayo and his disciple Unamuno constitutes an exemplary case of that moment. One of the debates that causes the greatest tension among them is the one about the relation between History and Literature. Thus, it turns out indispensable to locate the discussion that they maintain on that subject in the coordinates that each generates regarding the philosophical and historical models to follow. In this sense, as well, the deciphering of the authors that each one of them chooses would allow to see some of the generic and stylistic changes that operate in their respective ways to understand and write the cultural history of Spain.
During the last quarter of nineteenth century, the Spanish intellectual field undergoes a series of changes that jeopardize the intergenerational relations of its members. The complex bond between Menéndez y Pelayo and his disciple Unamuno constitutes an exemplary case of that moment. One of the debates that causes the greatest tension among them is the one about the relation between History and Literature. Thus, it turns out indispensable to locate the discussion that they maintain on that subject in the coordinates that each generates regarding the philosophical and historical models to follow. In this sense, as well, the deciphering of the authors that each one of them chooses would allow to see some of the generic and stylistic changes that operate in their respective ways to understand and write the cultural history of Spain.
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