Publication: Los frutos perdidos: los intelectuales de la Residencia de Estudiantes en el exilio
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2009
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Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas CSIC
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El exilio español de 1936 supuso uno de los episodios más traumáticos de la historia española. Miles de intelectuales se vieron obligados a abandonar España, donde fueron perseguidos, condenados y difamados por la dictadura de Franco. La Residencia de Estudiantes había sido la institución más representativa de la modernización de España antes de la Guerra Civil, y muchos de los intelectuales españoles más importantes que tuvieron que exiliarse estaban estrechamente ligados a la Residencia. Estudiando las biografías de algunos de ellos podemos intentar comprender la aportación del exilio español al desarrollo cultural de otros países, y la extraordinaria pérdida que su marcha supuso para España.
The Spanish exile in 1936 was one of the most traumatic chapters in the Spanish history. Thousands of intellectuals were forced to left Spain, where they were persecuted, sentenced and damned by Franco’s dictatorship. The “Residencia de Estudiantes” had been the most representative institution of Spanish modernization before of the civil war, and many of the most important Spanish intellectuals who had to go into exile were really close to “Residencia”. When we study some of these biographies, we could try to understand the Spanish exile contribution to the cultural development in other countries, and the incredible waste for Spain.
The Spanish exile in 1936 was one of the most traumatic chapters in the Spanish history. Thousands of intellectuals were forced to left Spain, where they were persecuted, sentenced and damned by Franco’s dictatorship. The “Residencia de Estudiantes” had been the most representative institution of Spanish modernization before of the civil war, and many of the most important Spanish intellectuals who had to go into exile were really close to “Residencia”. When we study some of these biographies, we could try to understand the Spanish exile contribution to the cultural development in other countries, and the incredible waste for Spain.
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Exilio, Relaciones culturales, Residencia de Estudiantes, Jae, Historia intelectual, Historia cultural, Exile, Cultural Relations, Intellectual History, Cultural History
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Arbor CLXXXV N. 735 (2009), pp. 13-28