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Obras Completas Vol. IV

Rubén Darío and Enrique Ochoa (1867-1916)

Approximate level
C1
Length
31,615 words
Reading time
2 h 38 min
Chapters
40
Language
Spanish
On Project Gutenberg since
2016

This collection of essays and stories from the late nineteenth century reflects the modernist movement in Spanish literature. The language is sophisticated and relies on a rich, varied vocabulary that often explores abstract concepts and aesthetic theories. You will encounter complex sentence structures that require careful attention to detail. The text focuses on the nature of art and creative expression, making it a demanding but rewarding read for those interested in the evolution of literary style and philosophical thought in Spanish.

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Subjects

  • Nicaraguan literature

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