Resumen
La maja desnuda (1906) is a novel by Vicente Blasco Ibáñez that blends romantic intrigue with social critique.
The story revolves around a central female character whose beauty, intelligence, and independence challenge the social norms and moral expectations of early 20th-century Spanish society.
Through the unfolding relationships and conflicts, Blasco Ibáñez explores themes of love, desire, reputation, and societal hypocrisy, illustrating the tension between personal freedom and social judgment.
His characters are vividly drawn, and their interactions reveal the complex interplay of passion, ambition, and social constraints.
The novel combines psychological insight with realist storytelling, offering both an engaging romantic plot and a reflection on the moral and social dynamics of its time.