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Spanish Life in Town and Country

By L. Higgin

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Venture into the vibrant heart of early 20th-century Spain, where tradition and modernity clash in a captivating exploration of its diverse people, customs, and landscapes.

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2006-03-26
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"Spanish Life in Town and Country" by L. Higgin is an early 20th-century exploration of Spain's multifaceted society, examining its cultural and social environments in both cities and the countryside. The book offers a full study of Spanish customs, social organizations, and distinct regional features that shape the nation's diverse identity. Beginning with a reflection on how outsiders view Spain, the author addresses frequent misunderstandings that arise from a superficial understanding of the country's complex nature. The initial chapter emphasizes the historical importance of regional differences and the way various national identities exist together within Spain, contrasting romanticized tourist perspectives with the more intricate realities of Spanish life and setting the stage for a comprehensive understanding of Spain’s people, land, and customs.

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