Spanish lit

[Anonymous No.11250356]

Spanish frends, let's make a chart like this but for Spain. I'll start with some basics:

Middle Ages:
>El Poema de mio Cid
>La Celestina
>El conde Lucanor
>Milagros de Nuestra Señora

Renaissance:
>Coplas de Marique
>Noche oscura del alma
>Las moradas
>Lazarillo de Tormes
>Garcilaso de Vega
>Ejercicios espirituales de Loyola
>Fray Luis de León

SIGLO DE ORO:
>Cervantes
>Góngora
>Quevedo
>Suárez
>Baltasar Gracián
>Tirso de Molina
>Lope de Vega
>Ercilla
>Calderón de la Barca

ROMANTICISM:
>Espronceda
>Don Juan Tenorio
>Don Álvaro, o la fuerza del sino

REALISM:
>La regenta
>Fortunata y Jacinta
>Pepita Jimenez

GENERATION OF 98
>Abel Sanchez
>San Manuel Bueno, Mártir
>Antonio Machado

GENERATION OF 1914:
>La rebelión de las masas
>España invertebrada

GENERATION OF 27:
>La casa de Bernarda Alba
>Romancero Gitano

POST WAR:
>La familia de Pascual Duarte
>La colmena

These are the most important I can think of, but please add more and let's make this chart

[Anonymous No.11250676]

>no García Lorca

[Anonymous No.11250693]

>>11250676
you know why

[Anonymous No.11250739]

>>11250356
I think Niebla and El árbol de la ciencia are a must for 98
Also, this list needs sum Machado and Juan Ramón Jimenez
>>11250676
>La casa de Bernarda Alba
>Romancero Gitano
Not enough rather

[Anonymous No.11250747]

>>11250356
aaaaah, my chart <3

[Anonymous No.11250773]

>>11250739
Just realised you already mentioned Machado, woops. Don't really think of him as a member of that generation but whatever
Also, for Post War stuff:
Nada, Cinco horas con Mario, La sombra del ciprés es alargada, Las Ratas, Tiempo de silencio. Some poetry, like Ángel fieramente humano and Pido la paz y la Palabra would be nice
If you wanna include contemporary novelists, I really like Eduardo Mendoza

[Anonymous No.11250825]

>>11250739
what else would u put for lorca? poeta en nueva york? yerma? bodas de sangre?

[Anonymous No.11250859]

>>11250825
Those three are really good of course. I feel like El Público and Así que pasen cinco años are less talked about than the big three but are just as good. I don't think you need more poetry than Poeta en Nueva York and Romancero Gitano though.
Oh and speaking of theatre, you gotta put Luces de Bohemia and some Buero Vallejo in there at the very least

[Anonymous No.11250867]

>>11250356
bueno

[Anonymous No.11250882]

julian rios y goytisolo pibe

[Anonymous No.11251038]

Senpai

[Anonymous No.11251260]

>>11250356
Can you give me a good spanish novel that I can use for learning? I am already pretty far in and can conversate without difficulty but Don Quijote kicked my ass.

[Anonymous No.11251349]

>>11251260
León de Greiff

[Anonymous No.11251364]

>>11251349
>Francisco de Asís León Bogislao de Greiff Haeusler was a Colombian poet known for his stylistic innovations and deliberately eclectic use of obscure lexicon.

Ah ah ah, cant slip one over on me that easily.

[Anonymous No.11251695]

>>11251364
jajaja ok serious now, La familia de Pascual Duarte, Ficciones, and Cien años de soledad are pretty easy imo

[Anonymous No.11251758]

>>11251260
read Bolaño

[Anonymous No.11251799]

>>11251260
paco el chato

[Anonymous No.11251844]

>>11251260
Los Santos Inocentes by Miguel Delibes
He's one of the most beloved spanish writers, his prose is very clean and simple

[Anonymous No.11253146]

>>11250356
>Middle Ages:
I would include El Cantar de Fernán Gonzalez and El Libro del Buen amor
>Renaissance
The inner castle should be there. Inclusing some scholastics wouldn't be bad either.
>ROMANTICISM
Bequer should be given some consideration
>GENERATION OF 98
Pio Baroja and Unamuno should be there
>GENERATION OF 1914:
Ortegismo is cancer. Include some Juan Ramón Jimenez
>POST WAR:
Include Bueno,Delibes and Zubiri.

[Anonymous No.11253152]

>>11251260
Lazarillo or el Conde Lucanor

[Anonymous No.11254114]

>>11253146
I already have the inner castle (it's called las moradas in spanish). I already have a scholastic (suárez). I have unamunos. I'll add the rest of what you said

[Anonymous No.11254168]

>Read all Garcia Lorca, and Generacion del 27.
>Read Valle—Inclan (his Sonatas are great)
>Read El Jarama by Sanchez Ferlosio.
>Read Santa Teresa
>Read Gustavo Adolfo Becquer (both Rimas and Leyendas)
>Read Miguel Delibes (La sombra del cipres es alargada and Los santos inocentes)
>Read our las genius: Mauricio (((Wiesenthal))): El esnobismo de las golondrinas and El libro de requiems

[Anonymous No.11254240]

>>11250356
so where's the chart you lazy fucks

[Anonymous No.11254438]

>>11251799
Dobles de la verdad.