Contents

pp v-vi

Foreword

pp vii-x

Contributors

pp xi-xii

Introduction

pp 1-14

I - Continuing Traditions and Changing Styles

pp 15-16

1 - The Spanish Novel in the Twentieth Century

pp 17-29

2 - The Early Twentieth-Century Novel

pp 30-44

3 - Tales from the Avant-garde

pp 45-59

4 - The Social Realist Novel

pp 60-74

II - Rewriting History and Myth

pp 75-76

5 - The Novel of the Spanish Civil War

pp 77-90

6 - The Novels of Luis Martín-Santos and Juan Goytisolo

pp 91-100

7 - Post-War Historical Fiction

pp 101-113

8 - Spanish Detective Fiction as a Political Genre

pp 114-126

III - The City as Literary Space

pp 127-128

9 - Madrid in the Novel

pp 129-136

10 - Images of Barcelona

pp 137-158

IV - New Voices, New Perspectives, New Modes

pp 159-160

11 - Narrating Women in the Post-war Spanish Novel

pp 161-173

12 - Changing Sexual and Gender Paradigms

pp 174-185

13 - Disquieting Realism: Postmodern and Beyond

pp 186-196

14 - Anti-conformist Fiction: The Spanish ‘Generation X’

pp 197-208

V - Visual Narrative

pp 209-210

15 - Film, Politics, and the Novel

pp 211-222

VI - Plurilingual Spain

pp 223-224

16 - The Catalan Novel

pp 225-234

17 - The Galician Novel

pp 235-246

18 - Basque Fiction

pp 247-258

Chronology

pp 259-263