Información General

• Autores: Emili Samper Prunera (coord.)
• Editores: Reichenberger
• Año de publicación: 2016
• País: Alemania
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 978-3-944244-53-2
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Reseñas

• Ha sido reseñado en:

  • Review: Emili Samper (ed.), The Myths of the Republic: Literature and Identity. Col. “Estudis Catalans 8”, Edition Reichenberger, Kassel, 2016, 239 pp.

    Antoni Maestre Brotons

    Journal of catalan intellectual history: Revista d'història de la filosofia catalana, ISSN-e 2014-1564, Nº. 11, 2017, págs. 133-135

  • Emili Samper, ed. (2016), «The Myths of the Republic: Literature and Identity», Kassel, Edition Reichenberger, 242 pp.

    Maria Llombart i Huesca

    Caplletra: revista internacional de filología, ISSN 0214-8188, Nº. 66, 2019, págs. 241-244

Resumen

• "The Myths of the Republic: Literature and Identity" explores Catalan republican thinking through a series of writers and literary texts from the 19th and 20th centuries. The book has thirteen chapters distributed over two parts and features various specialists who analyse the contemporary points of reference for Catalan republicanism and their relation to the republican mythology and symbolism of Western culture during this period.

  Roger Canadell studies the myth and the man who fought so hard for democracy in the middle of the 1800s: Josep Anselm Clavé. Magí Sunyer and Biel Sansano examine the ideological aspects of the theatre of the Democratic Six-Year period in Barcelona and Valencia, respectively. Pere Gabriel and Margalida Tomàs analyse features of Rossend Arús’ work, a combination of republicanism, free thinking and freemasonry. Emili Samper interprets the poetry of the quite singular folklorist and anarchist Cels Gomis. Josep M. Domingo and Anna Llovera study a book that is the key to understanding Apel·les Mestres, the republican “total artist” and internationalist. And Margarida Aritzeta relates the myth of Vilaniu, created by Narcís Oller, to republicanism.

  Montserrat Palau and Montserrat Duch discuss the approaches of female republican writers. Carme Oriol shows that in this new setting folklore, which had been related to the reactionary side of Romanticism, finds its place as an element of identity and a tool for cultural development. Montserrat Corretger and Oriol Teixell delve into the situation of democratic ideals in the exile that followed the defeat in 1939 by focusing on writers such as Odó Hurtado, Joan Puig i Ferreter and Domènec Guansé. Alfons Gregori observes the nostalgia of the Republic in the narratives of Jesús Moncada.

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Listado de artículos

• • Literature and Republic

    Magí Sunyer Molné

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  • The construction of Republican myths in the work of Josep Anselm Clavé

    Roger Canadell

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  • First Republican Theatre in Catalan: satires and parodies

    Magí Sunyer Molné

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  • First Spanish Republic and Society: Theatre in Valencia (1873-1874). A first approach

    Gabriel Sansano i Belso

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  • Enlightenments on the Modern Muse: Apel·les Mestres’s "Llibre verd" and Literature, 1874-1884

    Josep M. Domingo Clua, Anna Llovera Juncà

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  • Commemorations in 1879-1881: Symbols, republicanism and Catalan nationalism. The case of Rossend Arús i Arderiu

    Pere Gabriel Sirvent

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  • An approach to the poetic work of Rossend Arús

    Margalida Tomàs Vidal

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  • From Republicanism to Anarchism: the poetry of Cels Gomis

    Emili Samper Prunera

    pág. 8

    

  • The myth of Vilaniu and the First Spanish Republic

    Margarida Aritzeta Abad

    pág. 9

    

  • Catalan folk literature and Republican values: the contribution of Sara Llorens i Carreras

    Carme Oriol Carazo

    pág. 10

    

  • Women’s bodies, sexuality and the Republic

    Montserrat Palau Vergés, Montserrat Duch Plana

    pág. 11

    

  • Odó Hurtado: a novelist with republican roots

    Montserrat Corretger Sàez

    pág. 12

    

  • Between history and fiction: the epistolary relationship between Joan Puig i Ferreter and Domènec Guansé in republican exile (1949-1954)

    Oriol Teixell Puig

    pág. 13

    

  • A head game or a debate about saints?: Fantasy and references to republican ideology and policy in Jesús Moncada’s short stories

    Alfons Gregori i Gomis

    pág. 14