Niebla – Resumen y Análisis de la Obra de Miguel de Unamuno

Niebla (1914) by Miguel de Unamuno is one of the most important works of the Spanish Generation of ’98 and a masterpiece of existentialist literature. This summary explores the story of Augusto Pérez, the character who dares to confront his own author, raising profound questions about existence, identity, free will, and the boundaries between fiction and reality. The video explains: The historical and cultural context of Niebla The central themes: existentialism, metafiction, freedom, and identity The significance of the “nivola,” a new narrative form created by Unamuno Why the novel remains relevant today Its influence on philosophy and world literature Ideal for students, literature lovers, and anyone interested in Spanish philosophy, Niebla continues to challenge readers to reflect on the meaning of life, art, and personal freedom.