Selected Works of Miguel de Unamuno, Volume 6

This volume features three unique nivolas by Unamuno, showcasing his innovative narrative style and deep philosophical insights.

In Selected Works of Miguel de Unamuno, Volume 6, readers encounter three distinct pieces of fiction that defy traditional categorization. Rather than fitting neatly into the realms of novelets or novels, these works are best described as 'nivolas,' a term coined by the author himself. This unique form allows for a rich exploration of themes such as existentialism, identity, and the human condition, showcasing Unamuno's innovative narrative style and philosophical depth.

Originally published in 1987, this volume serves as a testament to Unamuno's enduring literary legacy. The Princeton Legacy Library has utilized advanced print-on-demand technology to reintroduce these significant texts, making them accessible once again to contemporary readers. Each piece retains its original form and essence, ensuring that the integrity of Unamuno's work is preserved while being presented in both durable paperback and hardcover editions.

The mission of the Princeton Legacy Library is to enhance access to the vast scholarly resources that have emerged from Princeton University Press since its inception in 1905. By bringing back these important works, the library not only honors Unamuno's contributions to literature but also enriches the literary landscape for future generations. Readers can expect to delve into a profound exploration of thought and creativity within this carefully curated collection.