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Dulce Dueño

Dulce Dueño

Pardo Bazán, Emilia
Godón, Nuria
Pereira-Muro, Carmen

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ISBN10: 1949938204
ISBN13: 9781949938203
Publisher: Stockcero
Published: Dec 26 2024
Pages: 280
Weight: 0.91
Height: 0.63 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: Spanish

Dulce dueño [Sweet Master] (1911), the last novel by Emilia Pardo Bazán, challenges the rigid classifications imposed on the author throughout her literary career. It is an anti-dogmatic novel that transcends both literary and gender boundaries.

Together with La Quimera (1905) and La Sirena negra (1908), Dulce dueño forms the emblematic trilogy of Pardo Bazán's modernist phase. Her adoption and reworking of aesthetic elements -such as the refined use of light, color, sound, and silence; the pursuit of beauty; and the interplay of history, legends, and innovative worldviews- demonstrate her participation in modernist literature. At the same time, Dulce dueño brings Pardo Bazán's novelistic trajectory to a close, prioritizing for the first time in her work the feminine perspective, since it has a woman protagonist, narrator, and author of the autobiography into which the text evolves. Grounded in a defense of individual freedom, the novel offers a bold response to the limitations and categorizations imposed on women in maternal, educational, sexual, scientific, political, and religious contexts.

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