Spain 1812-1996 (Modern History for Modern Languages)

Spain 1812-1996 (Modern History for Modern Languages)

by Christopher Ross (Author), Christopher Ross (Author)

Synopsis

"History and Contemporary Society" is a core first- or second-year module in the majority of undergraduate degrees in modern languages. Written specifically for students taking language degrees, this text assumes no prior knowledge, and addresses the needs of Spanish language students. Broadly chronological in approach, it focuses on the main events in political history, bringing in major socio-economic themes where relevant. At the same time, modern Spain is set into a wider context, with each chapter prefaced by a brief outline of the main historical developments in Europe during the 19th and 20th centuries. It features original documents, a glossary, and exercises.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 192
Edition: 1
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 27 Mar 2000

ISBN 10: 0340741139
ISBN 13: 9780340741139

Media Reviews
With its clear plan, this is a comprehensive introduction to Spain's history during the last two centuries...readable style and analysis of continual political change in Spain. Recommended especially to students interested in political history.
British Bulletin of Publications on Latin America,

A good introduction to issues in contemporary Spain and is presented in an accessible style which reads well as a good historical narrative.
IJIS

An accessible interpretative guide to Spain's development since the early nineteenth century.
Modern Language Review

For those students who lack the time or opportunity to plough through a pile of Spanish texts, then this is the book for them. It is honestly written in an accessible style by an author whose viewpoints they can definitely trust
Bulletin of Spanish Studies