by Henrique Rabuñal · Edicións Laiovento, S.L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788489896529
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«Manuel Murguía» is the biographical essay by Henrique Rabuñal, published by Edicións Laiovento in paperback (180 pages, in Galician).
The book traces the intellectual biography of Manuel Murguía, one of the first Galician historians and a key theorist of nationalism, a committed journalist and critic of art and literature. The narrative is set within the history of Galicia, from the Solís uprising in 1846 to the times of the Second Republic, and brings to life figures such as Aguirre, Pondal, Vicetto, Rosalía and Curros, in a journey that seeks to rescue from oblivion the man who symbolised commitment to Galicia for almost a century.
Winner of the Carvalho Calero Prize for Essay 1998. Part of the Essay collection (number 116) and corresponds to the second edition.
Recommended for readers interested in the history of Galicia, Galician nationalism and the biographical essay in the Galician language.
