Insolacion / Heatstroke, Emilia Pardo Bazan (9788491054894) — Readings Books
 
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Insolacion / Heatstroke

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Publicada en la estela de exitos como Los pazos de Ulloa y La madre naturaleza, Insolacion cuenta la relacion que entablan en la madrilena feria de San Isidro Asis Taboada, una viuda de 32 anos, y Diego Pacheco, un joven y apuesto gaditano.

La historia comienza en retrospectiva, cuando la protagonista despierta con resaca y empieza a recordar los acontecimientos del dia anterior; pero el fluir de su conciencia pronto se combina con el drama para abordar un amor que no ignora la ley del deseo. Considerada escabrosa en su momento, la obra recibio criticas moralizantes de sus contemporaneos. En la actualidad, sin embargo, se reivindican sus grandes cualidades literarias, asi como la denuncia que hizo la autora del doble rasero aplicado a hombres y mujeres en materia de moral sexual.

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Published in the wake of her great hits like Los pazos de Ulloa / The House of Ulloa and La madre naturaleza / Mother Nature, Insolacion /Heatstroke narrates the relationship established at the San Isidro Asis fair in Madrid by a 32-year-old widow, Taboada, and Diego Pacheco, a handsome young man from Cadiz.

The story begins in retrospect, when the widow wakes up hungover and starts to remember the events from the night before; but the flow of her consciousness soon intertwines with the drama of tackling a love that is full of desire. Considered risque and indecent at the time, the work received moralizing criticism from its contemporaries. However, in current times her great literary qualities are vindicated, as well as her rebuke of the double standards applied to men and women in matters of sexual morality.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial
Country
Spain
Date
18 May 2021
Pages
192
ISBN
9788491054894

Publicada en la estela de exitos como Los pazos de Ulloa y La madre naturaleza, Insolacion cuenta la relacion que entablan en la madrilena feria de San Isidro Asis Taboada, una viuda de 32 anos, y Diego Pacheco, un joven y apuesto gaditano.

La historia comienza en retrospectiva, cuando la protagonista despierta con resaca y empieza a recordar los acontecimientos del dia anterior; pero el fluir de su conciencia pronto se combina con el drama para abordar un amor que no ignora la ley del deseo. Considerada escabrosa en su momento, la obra recibio criticas moralizantes de sus contemporaneos. En la actualidad, sin embargo, se reivindican sus grandes cualidades literarias, asi como la denuncia que hizo la autora del doble rasero aplicado a hombres y mujeres en materia de moral sexual.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

Published in the wake of her great hits like Los pazos de Ulloa / The House of Ulloa and La madre naturaleza / Mother Nature, Insolacion /Heatstroke narrates the relationship established at the San Isidro Asis fair in Madrid by a 32-year-old widow, Taboada, and Diego Pacheco, a handsome young man from Cadiz.

The story begins in retrospect, when the widow wakes up hungover and starts to remember the events from the night before; but the flow of her consciousness soon intertwines with the drama of tackling a love that is full of desire. Considered risque and indecent at the time, the work received moralizing criticism from its contemporaries. However, in current times her great literary qualities are vindicated, as well as her rebuke of the double standards applied to men and women in matters of sexual morality.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial
Country
Spain
Date
18 May 2021
Pages
192
ISBN
9788491054894