Monografianas
Monografianas are a literary style of Argentine short story anthologies that originated in the mid-19th century. Characterized by a thematic focus on regional and social issues, these collections often featured the works of prominent Argentine writers, such as Eduardo Gutiérrez and Eduardo Wilde. Traditionally, monografianas presented a curated selection of stories, essays, and poetry, united by a central theme.
The term "monografianas" is derived from the Spanish word "monografía," meaning a comprehensive or detailed study
Throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries, monografianas played a significant role in shaping public
Monografianas also frequently incorporated illustrations, often by prominent Argentine artists, which added a visual component to
Today, monografianas remain an integral part of Argentine literature, reflecting the nation's rich literary heritage and