by Rafael Serrano García, Angel de Prado Moura, Elisabel Larriba · Ediciones Universidad de Valladolid · ISBN 9788484487685
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This book explores religious discourses and devotions in the Iberian Peninsula during the period from 1780 to 1860, covering the crisis of the Old Regime and the consolidation of liberalism. It includes analyses of the relationship between the Church and political modernity, studies on key religious figures, and the influence of the press in the transition from enlightened to liberal thought. It also examines political dissidences and religious heterodoxy in Spain, as well as religious devotions in Cantabria and the trajectory of figures such as Fernando de Castro.
Rafael García Serrano was a Spanish writer and journalist who held a Falangist ideology. As a teenager he joined the Spanish Falange and participated as a combatant on the Nationalist side in the Spanish Civil War.
