The literary world of Sergio Barce Gallardo: Morocco as a space memory and interculturality

The theme of North Africa in general, and Morocco in particular, is a recurring one in Spanish literature. Historical, political, and cultural ties-dating back to the Muslim presence in Al-Andalus, the Arab-Muslim legacy on the Iberian Peninsula, the various invasions and conquests, and the Spanish Protectorate in Morocco- are all factors that have sparked interest among Spanish writers and critics, thereby enabling the emergence and development of Spanish literature with Moroccan themes. In this regard, Sergio Barce Gallardo is one of the authors whose works depict various aspects of Moroccan reality in its spatial, cultural, and human dimensions. His literary work departs from Orientalist models and reveals a realistic perspective stemming from his experiences and direct contact with Morocco.

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