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Introduction - the historical background to the crisis of 1898, Joseph Harrison introduction - the intellectual debate, Alan Hoyle. Part 1 Regenerationism: tackling national decadence -economic regenerationism in Spain after the colonial debacle, Joseph Harrison Unamuno and the Restoration political project - a reevaluation, Stephen Roberts amor y pedagogia - an object lesson in biography, Gordon Minter horrible children, Nicholas Round Ramiro de Maetzu - Hispanidad and the search for a surrogate imperialism, Alistair Hennessy. Part 2 Modernism: El que nunca existio, Javier Blasco authority or authenticity? the battle of the cultures at the millennial crossroads, Alison Sinclair the feminine element - fin de siecle Spain, modernity and the woman writer, Susan Kirkpatrick deconstructing the binaries of enfrentismo - Jose-Maria Llanas Aguilaniedo's Navegar pintoresco and the finisecular novel, Richard Dardwell noventaiocho y novela - lo viejo y lo nuevo, Alex Longhurst the function of landscape in Baroja's La lucha por la vida, Alan Hoyle constructing the 98 - Perez de Ayala's 1942 prologue to Troteras y danzaderas, John Macklin la percepcion sensorial y el texto modernista, German Gullon modernism and imperialism, Patricia McDermott. Part 3 Postcolonialism: the Cuban search for national identity, Tony Kapcia the Cuban War of Independence (1895-98) in West Indian literature, Emilio Jorge Rodriguez el discurso femenino finisecular en Cuba - Aurelia del Castillo y otras voces en torno al 98, Mirta Yanez popular and intellectual responses to 1898 in Puerto Rico, John D. Perivolaris Jose Rizal, the Philippines and 1898, Bill Watson.
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