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¿Cuáles son las características de la Generación del 98?

A、Se conceden la sobriedad y concisión, estilo moderado, clásico que es fácil de entender.

B、Emociones fuertes para el amor de la patria y los intentos de solucionar los problemas de España.

C、Estilo libre, intentan expresar la pasión de revolución y los sentimientos propios.

D、Las obras están caracterizadas por el pensamiento existencial y el subjetivismo característico de la época.

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