Espaa y Cuba

In this critical analysis of the works of Curros Enríquez, one of the most influential writers in 19th-century Spain, Novo challenges Enríquez's portrayal of Cuba and its people. Drawing on historical and literary sources, Novo argues that Enríquez's views are incomplete and biased, and advocates for a more nuanced and just representation of the island nation.

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