by José Cadalso · Austral · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788467037807
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Cartas Marruecas is a work by the Spanish writer José Cadalso, published in 1789. Through an epistolary exchange between three characters (Gazel, Nuño, and Ben-Beley), Cadalso offers a critical and satirical vision of 18th-century Spanish society, addressing topics such as politics, education, customs, and religion. The work stands out for its agile style and reflective approach, inviting the reader to question social conventions and seek truth through dialogue and reason. This edition includes a reading guide by Antonio Cerrada and has been edited by José Miguel Caso.
Colonel of the Royal Spanish Army, author, poet, playwright and essayist
