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Fortunata Y Jacinta: Dos Historias De Casadas
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Classic FictionGeneral FictionLiterary Fiction
ISBN13: 9781025666969
Publisher: Tradd Street Press
Published: Feb 14 2026
Pages: 904
Weight: 2.73
Height: 1.79 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: Spanish
Fortunata y Jacinta: Dos historias de casadas es considerada unánimemente la obra maestra de Benito Pérez GaldÃ3s y una de las cumbres de la novela realista en lengua española. Esta primera entrega sumerge al lector en el vibrante Madrid de finales del siglo XIX, trazando un fresco social sin parangÃ3n donde se cruzan las vidas de personajes inolvidables.
La trama se centra en el complejo triángulo amoroso y social conformado por Juanito Santa Cruz, un joven de la burguesÃ-a madrileña; su esposa, la virtuosa Jacinta; y su amante Fortunata, una mujer de origen humilde y belleza arrebatadora. A través de este conflicto, GaldÃ3s explora con maestrÃ-a las tensiones entre las clases sociales, la moralidad de la época y la psicologÃ-a profunda de sus protagonistas. La obra destaca por su detallismo en la descripciÃ3n de los ambientes urbanos y su capacidad para capturar el habla y las costumbres de la sociedad española de la RestauraciÃ3n.
En este primer volumen, se sientan las bases de una narrativa ambiciosa que trasciende lo individual para convertirse en el retrato de una naciÃ3n en transformaciÃ3n. El autor utiliza la técnica del realismo para diseccionar las instituciones familiares y sociales, ofreciendo una visiÃ3n profunda y compasiva de la condiciÃ3n humana. Fortunata y Jacinta es una lectura esencial para comprender la evoluciÃ3n de la narrativa moderna y el legado literario de uno de los más grandes cronistas de España.
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