P?o Baroja : Spanish Writer, Novelist of Generation of '98, Valencia Graduate

December 28, 1872 — October 30, 1956

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Spanish writer from the generation of '98 . Baroja, who received his doctorate in medicine, ended up abandoning that profession in favor of literature, an activity in which he cultivated the novel and, to a much lesser extent, the theater. In his work, in which he often betrays a pessimistic attitude, he reflected his individualism.

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December 28, 1872

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October 30, 1956

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