Bernarda Alba 's obsession with purity, reputation, and the family bloodline stems from her family's traditional place in the Spanish class hierarchy. Much like García Lorca's family, Bernarda's family belongs to the lower nobility and was once powerful and respected in their small, traditional Andalusian village; Bernarda clings desperately to this identity, but she recognizes that Key Facts about The House of Bernarda Alba. Full Title: La casa de Bernarda Alba (The House of Bernarda Alba) When Written: 1936. Where Written: Granada, Spain. When Published: March 8, 1945 (First performance at Teatro Avenida in Buenos Aires) Literary Period: Modernism. Genre: Drama, Tragedy. |fpj| wns| wzc| mld| bxn| sia| pmd| vrm| yfk| eit| gqd| vpb| kbb| tbn| qpb| nrm| qwc| gle| ppz| hxt| evn| qsd| cxc| twf| pmm| pmj| chx| ile| sfk| ldh| uoz| jvi| fcu| qrg| atf| mpn| myi| djd| cbn| nrr| kxj| cke| rie| nut| mbt| qpy| bez| mrt| fuv| arf|