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Brand: Ediciones Península
EAN: 9788483076514
MPN: 9788483076514
Categoría: Libros y revistas
Libro: Walks through literary Barcelona (978-84-8307-651-4) de Dria, Sergio, Vila-Sanjuán, Sergio, Fundación Germán Sánchez Ruipérez, Barcelona. Ayuntamiento, Armengol i Rusiñol, Cristina, Cedar, Steve, Berrill, Simon (Ediciones Península ) Comprar Libros de Literatura .Historia y Crítica de la Literatura .. From medieval Barcelona to the post-Olympic period, a wide range of written views, which have given the Catalan capital a strong literary character, open up. Bernat Metge and Juan Boscán wrote in its Gothic shadow. Miguel de Cervantes chose it as the only urban stage for his immortal Don Quijote. Jacint Verdaguer and Joan Maragall made it poetic. Narcís Oller and Josep Maria de Sagarra centred their great novels in it, portraying the splendour of its middle class and the decadence of its aristocracy. For George Orwell and Simone Weil, it was an unforgettable revolutionary landscape, and for Merc Rodoreda or for Carmen Laforet it was the living space for figures destined to become archetypes. Baron Mald and Josep Pla painstakingly documented its daily life. Jean Genet and Pieyre de Mandiargues sought out its dark side; Salvat-Papasseit and Jaime Gil de Biedma made it the setting for their lyrical autobiographies. In recent years, Barcelona has been a "noir" criminal city in Vázquez Montalbán's "Carvalho cycle", while Eduardo Mendoza, Juan Marsé, Quim Monzó and Carlos Ruiz Zafón have continued to raise it to the status of undying literary legend. A cross between a travel book and cultural journalism, Walks through literary Barcelona offers a literary and visual journey through the landscapes of these and many other writers, and, with one route after another, confronts us with the uncertainty over which is more real: the city we experience or the one we imagine, and whether the former would be the same had the latter not existed. THE ROUTES Barcelona's Gothic stones: A walk with Desclot, Metge and Boscán José Enrique Ruiz Domnec Just seeing Barcelona: the Quijote route Jordi Galves The Barcelona of Baron Mald Joan de Déu Domnech The Barcelona of manners and customs Juli Guillamon Verdaguer and Barcelona Joan Nogués The Rambla, a torrent of lives Sergi Doria The literary Eixample Joan Nogués Barcelona and the sea Joan Nogués Merc Rodoreda and the Barcelona novels Joan Nogués Revolutionary Barcelona and the European intellectuals: George Orwell (and Simone Weil) Joan Nogués The workers' Barcelona and the landscape of Pijoaparte Josep Maria Huertas Clavería The upper districts Miguel Dalmau Carvalho and Co. A "noir", crime route Montse Clavé Poetic Barcelona Borja Calzado Post-modern Barcelona: the city of wonders Juli Guillamon The eternal return Sergi Doria THE PLACES OF MEMORY A city of paper: archives and libraries Ignasi Aragay Monuments to writers, books and literature Rossend Casanova 0
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EAN: 9788483076514
MPN: 9788483076514
Categoría: Libros y revistas
Libro: Walks through literary Barcelona (978-84-8307-651-4) de Dria, Sergio, Vila-Sanjuán, Sergio, Fundación Germán Sánchez Ruipérez, Barcelona. Ayuntamiento, Armengol i Rusiñol, Cristina, Cedar, Steve, Berrill, Simon (Ediciones Península ) Comprar Libros de Literatura .Historia y Crítica de la Literatura .. From medieval Barcelona to the post-Olympic period, a wide range of written views, which have given the Catalan capital a strong literary character, open up. Bernat Metge and Juan Boscán wrote in its Gothic shadow. Miguel de Cervantes chose it as the only urban stage for his immortal Don Quijote. Jacint Verdaguer and Joan Maragall made it poetic. Narcís Oller and Josep Maria de Sagarra centred their great novels in it, portraying the splendour of its middle class and the decadence of its aristocracy. For George Orwell and Simone Weil, it was an unforgettable revolutionary landscape, and for Merc Rodoreda or for Carmen Laforet it was the living space for figures destined to become archetypes. Baron Mald and Josep Pla painstakingly documented its daily life. Jean Genet and Pieyre de Mandiargues sought out its dark side; Salvat-Papasseit and Jaime Gil de Biedma made it the setting for their lyrical autobiographies. In recent years, Barcelona has been a "noir" criminal city in Vázquez Montalbán's "Carvalho cycle", while Eduardo Mendoza, Juan Marsé, Quim Monzó and Carlos Ruiz Zafón have continued to raise it to the status of undying literary legend. A cross between a travel book and cultural journalism, Walks through literary Barcelona offers a literary and visual journey through the landscapes of these and many other writers, and, with one route after another, confronts us with the uncertainty over which is more real: the city we experience or the one we imagine, and whether the former would be the same had the latter not existed. THE ROUTES Barcelona's Gothic stones: A walk with Desclot, Metge and Boscán José Enrique Ruiz Domnec Just seeing Barcelona: the Quijote route Jordi Galves The Barcelona of Baron Mald Joan de Déu Domnech The Barcelona of manners and customs Juli Guillamon Verdaguer and Barcelona Joan Nogués The Rambla, a torrent of lives Sergi Doria The literary Eixample Joan Nogués Barcelona and the sea Joan Nogués Merc Rodoreda and the Barcelona novels Joan Nogués Revolutionary Barcelona and the European intellectuals: George Orwell (and Simone Weil) Joan Nogués The workers' Barcelona and the landscape of Pijoaparte Josep Maria Huertas Clavería The upper districts Miguel Dalmau Carvalho and Co. A "noir", crime route Montse Clavé Poetic Barcelona Borja Calzado Post-modern Barcelona: the city of wonders Juli Guillamon The eternal return Sergi Doria THE PLACES OF MEMORY A city of paper: archives and libraries Ignasi Aragay Monuments to writers, books and literature Rossend Casanova 0
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