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Over the last twenty years there has been a growing international interest in the city of Barcelona. This has been reflected in the academic world through a series of studies, courses, seminars, and publications. The Barcelona Reader hinges together a selection of the best academic articles, written in English, about the city, and its main elements of identity and interest: art, urban planning, history and social movements. The book includes scholarly essays about Barcelona that can be of interest to the student and the general public alike. It focuses on cultural representations of the city: the arts (including literature) provide a complex yet discontinuous portrait of the city, similar to a patchwork. The authors selected create a kaleidoscope of views and voices thus presenting a diverse yet inclusive Barcelona portrait. The Barcelona Reader offers a multifaceted assessment that will be essential reading for anyone interested in this iconic city.
Introduction: Barcelona: Cultural readings of a city
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"The asylum of modern times": Barcelona and Europe
págs. 91-129
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The family and the city: Power and the creation of cultural imagery
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Picasso among his fellows at 4 Gats: Beyond Modernisme?
págs. 243-263
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From the Olympic torch to the Universal Forum of Cultures: The after-image of Barclona's modernity
págs. 347-379
La Gran Encisera: Three odes to Barcelona, and a film
págs. 383-393
The deceptive dame: Criminal revelations of the Catalan capital
págs. 395-415
A Biutiful city: Alejandro González Iñárritu's filmic critique of the "Barcelona model"
págs. 417-442
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