by Roberto Vidal Bolaño · Edicións A Nosa Terra · tapa dura · ISBN 9788496403581
VAT included
Hamelyn quality guarantee · checked and verified, or your money back
As actas escuras masterfully sets the scene in the Compostela of Cardinal Payá during the rediscovery of the Apostle's remains. Through a conflict between faith and reason, the work explores the relationship between politics, power, religion, and science in late 19th-century Spain, highlighting the clash between antiquarian archaeology and the traditionalism of the Compostela Chapter.
Written by the renowned playwright Roberto Vidal Bolaño, this play is a lesson on history and identity, where the character of Casiano, a young Krausist, represents the advancement of science against the conservative structures of the time. A fundamental work to understand the dramatic genius of its author and the intellectual debates of his era.
