The ideological and historiographic debate about the French origins of the Spanish Liberalism: “Cortes de Cadiz” and the Constitution of 1812

Authors

  • Jean-René Aymes Universidad Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i4.194

Keywords:

Historiography, liberalism, Cortes de Cadiz, French Revolution

Abstract

Essay on the historiographic debate about the French origins of the Spanish Liberalism during the 19th century and the period of “franquismo”.

Submission date: 16/10/2002
Acceptance date: 22/12/2002

Author Biography

Jean-René Aymes, Universidad Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle

Profesor de español "emérito" de la Universidad de "Paris III - Sorbonne Nouvelle", ha dedicado sus investigaciones a las relaciones franco-españolas - políticas, culturales y literarias - en la segunda mitad del siglo XVIII y primera del XIX. Es autor, en particular, de "La Guerra de la Independencia en España" (Siglo XXI, 5° edicion en preparacion), de "Los españoles en Francia, 1808-1814" (Siglo XXI, 1987) y de "La guerra de España contra la Revolucion francesa, 1793-1795" (Alicante, 1991).

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Published

2009-05-13

Issue

No. 4 (2003): Historia Constitucional N. 4 (2003)

Section

Spain and Iberoamerica

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