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Avellaneda (1814-73) was born and educated in Cuba, but lived in Spain during the most productive period of a 30-year writing career that established her as one of the 19th-century Hispanic world's most important women writers. Pastor (Hispanic studies, U. of Glasgow) traces and evaluates the development of her feminist thought by analyzing the four prose works she considers most representative of her career: her first two novels in the 1840s, her last piece of prose fiction in 1861, and her autobiography published posthumously in 1907. Annotation c2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
