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Palacios González, Manuela (ed.) (2012): "Forked Tongues. Galician, Basque and Catalan Women’s Poetry in Translation by Irish Writers".

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Translating Medieval Catalan Poetry Today: Jordi de Sant Jordi and Ausiàs March

Translation Review, 2013
Translation is a melancholic activity that, at least in Hispanic literary studies, is always tinged with two famous and disheartening statements from Don Quixote, uttered—for the greater grief of y...
JOSÉ Maria Mico
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The Seductive Power of the City and its Intrinsic Modernity: Barcelona and Valencia in Catalan Avant-Garde Poetry

Romance Studies, 2011
AbstractAlthough copious and convincing studies have concentrated on the link between the city and modern literature, notably Pike's (1981) and Timms and Kelley's (1985), there is a lack of comprehensive research that focuses on the image of the city in Catalan avant-garde poetry and art of the 1920s and 1930s.
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Spatiality and Valencian/Catalan Identity in the Poetry of Vicent Andrés Estellés

2019
The contribution made by Valencian poet Vicent Andres Estelles (1924–1993) to the shaping of a Valencian/Catalan identity was largely achieved through representations of native landscapes and evocations of places that stirred both the poet’s individual memories and the collective memories of Valencians in the context of Catalan culture.
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