Document Type
Book Chapter or Section
Publication Date
2015
Abstract
This article discusses a language-ideological debate surrounding Galician between two Spanish intellectuals – one Andalusian, Juan Valera, and one Galician, Manuel Murguía – who clashed on the desirability of the literary cultivation of the language. This encounter is framed as a language ideological debate and interpreted in the context of Spain’s late nineteenth-century politics of regional and national identity.
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Comments
This work was originally published in "Invisible Languages in the Nineteenth Century," edited by Anna Havinga and Nils Langer.