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ABSTRACT This research aims to investigate the work and impact of the prolific and popular Pablo Parellada y Molas. Although the author is now forgotten, he is an important figure regarding the struggles between Modernist writers and their critics. Pablo Parellada was one the key detractors of literary Modernism, a movement which he attacked through his parodies as evinced in his poetry, drama and short stories. His works contain the main pejorative features that would become the standard critique of these young poets of Spain in the early 1900's. Through the work of Pablo Parellada, this study seeks to understand the literary debates of Modernism in Spain that took place in the early twentieth century. Through this understanding, this study becomes important for it reveals the many personal characteristics that were attributed to the young Modernist poets. Some of these characteristics continued to be used by literary critics and as well became part of the collective imagination at the time and were still circulating several decades later.
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- Pablo Parellada, fustigador del modernismo
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- Herrería Fernández, Antonio (Author)
- Acereda, Alberto (Thesis advisor)
- Urioste, Carmen (Committee member)
- Volek, Emil (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
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2012
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thesisPartial requirement for: M.A., Arizona State University, 2012
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bibliographyIncludes bibliographical references (p. 143-152)
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languageSpanish and English
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Field of study: Spanish
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by Antonio Herrería Fernández