Novel and Francoism: peripheral narratives and narrative periphery
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https://doi.org/10.7203/diablotexto.13.27065Keywords:
Francoism, Spanish Civil War, literary periphery
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Presentation of the monograph "Novel and Francoism: peripheral narratives and the periphery of narrative", coordinated by Jesus Peris Llorca and Carla María Juárez Pinto. Issue dedicated to the memory of Nuccio Ordine.
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