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Hacia Unamuno con Unamuno (II)

Authors: Heredia Soriano, Antonio;

Hacia Unamuno con Unamuno (II)

Abstract

[EN] The first part of this work, devoted to tell Unamuno?s life, according to this words, from his childhood up to and including the Second Republic (1864-1936), was published with the same title in the journal ?Naturaleza y Gracia?, edited by the Fathers Capuchinos in Salamanca. In this second part, they are studied the deeds and sayings of Miguel de Unamuno, always amazing, during the months from July to December 1936, that is to say, during the first six months of the Spanish Civil War.

[ES] La primera parte de este trabajo, dedicada a exponer la vida y obra de Unamuno desde su infancia hasta la II Rep?blica (1864-1936), se public? con el mismo t?tulo en la revista salmantina Naturaleza y Gracia, editada por los PP. Capuchinos. En esta segunda parte se estudian los hechos y dichos de Unamuno durante los meses de julio a diciembre de 1936, esto es, durante los ?ltimos seis meses de su vida, en plena guerra civil.

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Unamuno, Miguel de, 1864-1936, Humanities, Humanidades

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