El relato europeo y el relato de la Transición. Comparativas y convergencias en ambas narrativas

Abstract

The story has always been an important part of every narrative. Europe, as a political entity, has developed over time a strong narrative, through it has tried to generate an identity, making up a feeling of membership into European citizens. The Spanish national narrative, since 1975, has always looked for an identification with the values of the rising European democracy, as a product of a series of historical desires. Today, it seems that this report is getting into a crisis, parallel to the European story. It is, at that moment, when everything which our history seemed to forget, it is beginning to emerge.