The book "García Lorca's 'Bodas de sangre' and Literary Theory" offers a comprehensive analysis of the famous drama by Federico García Lorca, published in 1933. In this rural tragedy, Lorca addresses the concepts of honor and revenge, which are deeply rooted in Spanish literature. The volume serves not only as an introduction to central aspects of Lorca's work but also presents a variety of modern and classical interpretative methods from literary and cultural studies. Readers have the opportunity to explore different approaches such as hermeneutics, structuralism, deconstruction, psychoanalysis, and cultural anthropology, and to apply these directly to the text. The original version of the play is supplemented with explanations that facilitate the understanding of its complex themes and structures. Thus, this book is a valuable resource for students and those interested in literary studies.