Spain in the Nineteenth Century

Andrew Ginger is Chair of Spanish and Head of School of Languages, Cultures, Art History and Music at the University of BirminghamGeraldine Lawless is Lecturer in Spanish at Queens University, Belfast

• Introduction 1. How (not) to make a durable state – Natalia Sobrevilla Perea2. How to be universal – Andrew Ginger3. How to tell time – Geraldine Lawless4. How to be religious under liberalism – Gregorio Alonso5. How to prescribe a cure for the ills of art – Óscar Vázquez6. How to know about right and wrong – Alison Sinclair7. How to be a man – Collin McKinney8. How to be a writer for the press – and how to write about it – Rhian Davies9. How to be a cultural entrepreneur – Henriette Partzsch10. How to be a man of letters – Raquel Sánchez11. How to be an intellectual – Luis G. Martínez del Campo12. How to live a colonial soldier’s life – Catherine DaviesIndex

'The achievement of this volume of essays is to open up a broad spectrum of possibilities for further consideration, other ‘how to’ questions which might be addressed to add to the extensive picture presented in this collection.'Bulletin of Spanish Studies