by José Cadalso · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788413371733
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Cartas marruecas is a work by the Spanish writer José Cadalso, published posthumously in 1793. Through an epistolary exchange between three characters—Gazel, a young Moroccan traveling through Spain; Nuño, an old Spaniard; and Ben-Beley, a Moroccan scholar—Cadalso offers a critical and reflective vision of the society, culture, and politics of Spain at the time. The work addresses topics such as education, religion, customs, and prejudices, using the perspective of a foreign observer to question and analyze Spanish reality. With an agile and satirical style, Cartas marruecas invites reflection on national identity and universal values.
Colonel of the Royal Spanish Army, author, poet, playwright and essayist
