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Translating Cultures and Crossing Borders: Catalan Poetry in Translation [PDF]
Cultura, Lenguaje y Representación, 2016 Despite the current «great age of translation» (Bassnett, 2014), translating processes continue to pose countless challenges. Far from a simple linguistic transfer, translation demands a nuanced and intricate dialogue between not just languages but also
Diana Cullell
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Folk poetry and the projects to create a Catalan Folk Songbook
Catalan Historical Review, 2022 Folk poetry, which originally meant folk songs, were a subject of interest and study by Romantic scholars. In Catalonia, the scholars Manuel Milà i Fontanals and Marià Aguiló i Fuster theorised on the concept and collected folk songs with a primarily ...
Carme Oriol Carazo
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Gastronomic Poetry: Food and Affect in a Catalan Setting
Bulletin of Contemporary Hispanic Studies, 2022 This article aims to delineate the connections between food and affect as shown in a representative selection of poems that convey how affect can be expressed through gastronomic poetry. Central to affect theory is a drive to recognize the constant modulations of affective states and so assemble a fuller picture of life lived moment by moment.
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The Representation of Ants in Catalan Contemporary Poetry for Children
, 2018 This chapter draws attention to bestiaries—compilations of poems featuring animals—published for children in Catalan. The representation of the animals in the text and illustrations is analysed using an ecocritical approach. This chapter focuses on a selection of poems by contemporary authors and illustrators presenting ants.
Maria Pujol Valls, Pujol-Valls Maria
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Four love poems and a "courtois" elogy: unpublished Catalan poetry from the 15th and 16th centuries
Revista de Filología Románica, 2012 Starting from a state of affairs of different bibliographical contributions on medieval Catalan poetry, this article presents the Repertori d’Obres en Vers (ROV) and includes the edition of five unpublished poems of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries,
Joan Mahiques Climent
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Hermeneus, 2019 In this article I shall study the ambiguous nature of the receptor in the poetry book The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy, by Tim Burton. This book contains all the characteristics present in children’s li terature, but
ESTHER MORILLAS
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Joan Maragall: creació, traducció i reescriptura
Studia Romanica Posnaniensia, 2021 What is the role of translation in Maragall’s work? If his first goal was to bestow cultural support to Catalan literature with the addition of the European authors of Modernism, the second stage of the Catalan poet’s agenda becomes more ambitious ...
Francesco Ardolino
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Albert Savine i la poesia catalana de la Renaixença
Catalonia, 2021 Albert Savine was a key figure in the transition from the nineteenth to the twentieth century for the relations of Catalan writers in France. Through his different facets as critic, translator and editor, which he exercised throughout his life, he made ...
Pere Quer
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Catalonia, 2021 The work of Maria-Mercè Marçal (1952-1998) has become an essential reference in the history of Catalan poetry in the 20th century, especially for her feminist commitment and rebelliousness.
Sandrine Frayssinhes Ribes
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Lírics moderns del 1914: Josep Carner i Guillaume Apollinaire
Catalonia, 2022 The article compares two poetry books published almost simultaneously, La paraula en el vent by Josep Carner in 1914 and Alcools by Guillaume Apollinaire in 1913.
Marc Audí
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