by Fernando García de Cortázar · Booket · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788408226291
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In 'The Myths of the History of Spain,' Fernando García de Cortázar invites us on a historical journey to discern between truth and falsehood in the myths surrounding Spain and the Spanish people. With his characteristic style, the author addresses the topics disseminated about the history and people of Spain, from its image as a 'hammer of heretics' to its supposed decline and its memory of wars and exiles. Cortázar challenges the image of an archaic Castile and a modern Catalonia, as well as the idea of a land addicted to utopia, offering a critical and insightful view of Spanish history.
Fernando García de Cortázar y Ruiz de Aguirre was a Spanish Jesuit priest and historian.
