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Forked tongues: Galician, Basque and Catalan women's poetry in translations by Irish writers

Irish Studies Review, 2014
J. Fernández
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Moving Verses: Poetry on Screen in Argentine Cinema by Ben Bollig (review)

Modern Language Review, 2023
e last of these, in a short piece entitled El temps que passa (), depicts a Pierrot clown stripped of modernist transgression and set against the backdrop of the classical Noucentisme movement in Catalonia.
Erin Graff Zivin
semanticscholar   +1 more source

From Catalan Poetry to Fortuny Gowns: A Conversation With Pere Gimferrer

World Literature Today, 2016
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Fragmentary writing in J.V. Foix’s surrealist criticism and poetry

Journal of Romance Studies, 2023
This article addresses a little-known episode in the surrealist movement: the adventurous (if not hindered) integration of surrealism into Iberian literature and art, particularly J.V.
Enric Bou
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Latin Fragments and Catalan Verses: Printing Linguistic and Devotional Metonymy in La dolorosa passio del nostre redemptor Jesuchrist (Barcelona, 1518)

Romance Quarterly, 2022
In sixteenth-century Barcelona, printing houses mainly produced books in Catalan, Castilian, and Latin. At times, imprints contained combinations of these languages.
Christina E. Ivers
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Perplexity, global disorder, Catalonia and Albert Garcia Elena’s poetry

Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies, 2021
Albert Garcia Elena’s two books of poetry from 2017, Silur d’amagatotis and Tòtem ordre, constitute an extraordinary aesthetic response to a contemporary situation of permanent crisis. This crisis has many names: among others, global war, the dismantling
E. Illas
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Cultural Codes in the Soundtrack of Catalan Nationalism 1959–2019

Romance Notes, 2020
:This paper examines the popular music written and performed in support of Catalan nationalism beginning in 1959 as a result of Lluís Serrahima's exhortation to young Catalan musicians of the need to write songs in Catalan despite the difficult political
E. Rojas
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Voices through Verse: exploring global poetry and empathy in a 1st bachillerato classroom

English Education
This article examines the role of poetry as a bridge between global political realities and personal narratives, fostering empathy and critical engagement in a 1st Bachillerato classroom within a private, Spanish- and Catalan-speaking school in Barcelona.
Rhiannon O'Grady
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The Manuscript Transmission of Troubadour Poems Linked with the Catalan Nobility

Tenso
:This article offers an initial analysis of the manuscript tradition of a set of thirteenth-century troubadour compositions that can be linked to the Catalan nobility, specifically the noble houses of Urgell, Cabrera, and Foix.
I. Vera
semanticscholar   +1 more source

From Catalan Poetry to Fortuny Gowns: A Conversation with Pere Gimferrer

World literature today, 2022
A. West
semanticscholar   +1 more source