Al márgen de los clásicos

Al margen de los clásicos (1915), translated as "Marginal Notes to the Classics," is an essay collection by Spanish writer Azorín. Azorín, born José Martínez Ruiz, was a prominent novelist, essayist, and literary critic of his time. He was a key figure in the Generation of '98, a group of writers aiming to revitalize Spanish life and letters.12

Through works like Al margen de los clásicos, Azorín sought to highlight enduring aspects of Spanish culture and reintroduce readers to Spanish classics. His writing style, characterized by simplicity, intellectual subtlety, and poetic rhythm, influenced many imitators.1