 She was a woman of great culture, she took many trips abroad, and an endowed chair in the Department of Literature at the University of Madrid was created for her.She died in Madrid in 1921.Among her studies on contemporary literature, "La cuestión palpitante" ("The Burning Question") stands out, and although she does not accept naturalism in this work, she defends a realist point of view and confronts those who maintain that the only purpose of evil in literature is to defeat it.