Form and Reform in Eighteenth-Century Spain
Utopian Narratives and Socio-Political Debate

Carla Almanza-Gálvez

Studies in Hispanic and Lusophone Cultures 33

Legenda

25 February 2019  •  230pp

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During the 'long' eighteenth century, marked by Spain's experience of the Enlightenment, five major utopian texts devised ideal worlds as vehicles for questioning the political, economic, social, and religious status quo. Linking these narratives to a European utopian tradition, stretching from Thomas More's Utopia (1516) to Jonathan Swift's take on the generic legacy in Gulliver's Travels (1726), the study examines not only their strikingly varied constructions of imaginary societies in a period characterized by reformist thinking, but also explores the foundations of Iberian utopianism in the social experiments carried out in the Spanish American colonies. Equally significantly, it demonstrates how in Spanish utopian thought the spirit of Enlightenment reformism interacted with the moral philosophy of Roman Catholicism. No earlier work has provided a full-length study of the evolution of eighteenth-century Spanish utopian literature, integrating a hitherto undervalued aspect of Hispanic culture into a Europe-wide, literary-political tradition.

Carla Almanza-Gálvez is an independent scholar specializing in utopian fiction and transatlantic Enlightenment.

Contents:

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Acknowledgements
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Introduction
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Chapter 1 Utopian Fiction and the Morean Model
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Chapter 2 Colonial Utopianism and Eighteenth-Century Reformism
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Chapter 3 Sinapia: A Foundational Spanish Utopia
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Chapter 4 Social Satire and Utopia in the Suplemento De Los Viajes De Enrique Wanton Al País De Las Monas
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Chapter 5 Utopianism in the Monarquía De Los Ayparchontes and Related Periodical Texts of the 1780s
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143-162
Chapter 6 Anti-Enlightenment Perspectives in the Monarquía Columbina
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163-188
Chapter 7 Between Utopia and Reform: the Educational and Socio-Economic Vision of the ‘Cartas De Mariano A Antonio’ in El Evangelio En Triunfo
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189-196
Conclusion
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197-214
Bibliography
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Index
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Bibliography entry:

Almanza-Gálvez, Carla, Form and Reform in Eighteenth-Century Spain: Utopian Narratives and Socio-Political Debate, Studies in Hispanic and Lusophone Cultures, 33 (Cambridge: Legenda, 2019)

First footnote reference: 35 Carla Almanza-Gálvez, Form and Reform in Eighteenth-Century Spain: Utopian Narratives and Socio-Political Debate, Studies in Hispanic and Lusophone Cultures, 33 (Cambridge: Legenda, 2019), p. 21.

Subsequent footnote reference: 37 Almanza-Gálvez, p. 47.

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Bibliography entry:

Almanza-Gálvez, Carla. 2019. Form and Reform in Eighteenth-Century Spain: Utopian Narratives and Socio-Political Debate, Studies in Hispanic and Lusophone Cultures, 33 (Cambridge: Legenda)

Example citation: ‘A quotation occurring on page 21 of this work’ (Almanza-Gálvez 2019: 21).

Example footnote reference: 35 Almanza-Gálvez 2019: 21.

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