Sigüenza and the soul of landscape

This article proposes an analysis of the aesthetics of the landscape in the work of the writer Gabriel Miró. The meaning and value attributed to the landscape is investigated in the novelist trilogy of Sigüenza, a modernist hero of his literary landscape, as well as in the essay Sigüenza and the blue viewpoint. The vision of the landscape in Miró is rebuilt through dialogue with different cultural and philosophical sources (especially, Giner de los Ríos and Ortega y Gasset). The Mironian landscape thus shows the evolution from an initial pantheistic attitude towards a later phenomenological and hermeneutic view