Alison Sinclair

University Lecturer in Spanish and Fellow Alison Sinclair

This study of La Regenta by Alas draws both on psychoanalytic theory and on an understanding of the social, sexual and medical norms of the period in which the novel was written. It proposes that the novel be understood as a coded summary of desire fantasied, dislocated, repudiated and thwarted.

Gender, Identity, and Strategy in La Regenta

Dislocations of Desire

Andre Sinclair

A Popular View of Revolution

Valle-Inclán's Ruedo Ibérico

Miguel de Unamuno, philosopher, writer, and academic, has a central position in early 20th century Peninsular Spanish letters, yet his importance in a wider intellectual and literary context has remained largely unrecognized. This study re-contextualizes Unamuno, by revising the concept of his intellectual parameters, and by including analytical essays on seven of Unamuno's major literary texts.

University Lecturer in Spanish and Fellow Alison Sinclair

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