Carolina Coronado

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Carolina Coronado was a Spanish poet and novelist of the Romantic era. She was born in 1823 and gained early fame for her poetry collection, Poesías, published in 1843. Her work often explored feminist themes, though she later adopted more conservative views. Coronado also published novels, including Adoración, Paquita, La Sigea, Jarilla, and La rueda de desgracia. She was a notable woman writer during a period when Spanish Romanticism was developing, influenced by both native traditions and European Romanticism.12

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Spanish literature
The Romantic movement
Carolina Coronado’s early fame rested on a collection of poetry, Poesías, first published in 1843. Her poems sounded many feminist notes, although she in later life became conservative. In 1850 she published two short novels, Adoración and Paquita. La Sigea (1854), the first of three…
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Carolina Coronado’s early fame rested on a collection of poetry, Poesías, first published in 1843. Her poems sounded many feminist notes, although she in later life became conservative. In 1850 she published two short novels, Adoración and Paquita. La Sigea (1854), the first of three…
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