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Liberata Masoliver

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Liberata Masoliver (1911–1996) [1] was a Spanish novelist who wrote extensively during the period of the Francoist State from the perspective of a conservative ideology.[2] The themes of her work include the Spanish Civil War, the Spanish colonial experience[3] in Equatorial Guinea[4] and Ethiopia, and life in Francoist Spain.[5]

Bibliography

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Her books include [6]

  • Efún (1955) [7]
  • Los Galiano (1957)
  • Selva negra, selva verde (1959)
  • El rebelde (1960)
  • La bruixa (1961)
  • Barcelona en llamas (1961)
  • La mujer del colonial (1962)
  • Maestro albañil (1963)
  • Pecan los buenos (1964)
  • Nieve y alquitrán (1965)
  • Un camino Ilega a la cumbre (1966)
  • La retirada (1967)
  • Casino Veraniego (1968)
  • Hombre de paz (1969)
  • Telón (1969)
  • Dios con nosotros (1970)
  • Estés donde estés (1972)
  • Los mini-amores de Angelines (1972)

References

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  1. ^ LC Identities
  2. ^ "The Author and His Work". Spain Today. 32: 33-38. (1973) ERIC 425050968
  3. ^ Stehrenberger, Cécile Stephanie. "Manifestaciones (a)típicas del discurso colonial franquista en las novelas de aventura africana de Liberata Masoliver". Iberoromania. 73-74, no. 1: 73-74. (2012)
  4. ^ Vizcaya, Benita Sampedro. 2008. "Rethinking The Archive and the Colonial Library: Equatorial Guinea". Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies. 9, no. 3: 341-363.
  5. ^ Pérez, Janet; Ihrie, Maureen (2002). The Feminist Encyclopedia of Spanish Literature: A-M. ISBN 9780313324444.
  6. ^ worldCat listing
  7. ^ .Kathleen Connolly. "Efún: “White Love” and Modernity in Guinea". Arizona Journal of Hispanic Cultural Studies. 19, no. 1: 33-54. "This paper analyzes the award-winning novel Efún (1955), by Liberata Masoliver. The novel, a romance-adventure set in Equatorial Guinea, stages a cosmopolitan, white identity in the form of the Catalan protagonists " (Project Muse [1])