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| Catalan Review volume XII ISSUE #02 1998 |
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"El doble exili dels poetes catalans a Mèxic"
by Manuel Duran
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"Portrait of a writer and verbal connections between the art and literature of Mercè Rodoreda"
by Kathryn Everly
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"Role-playing and the (de)construction of Catalan identities in Montserrat Roig's L'òpera quotidiana"
by Stewart King
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"Roda el món i torna al... quilombo: The travel diaries of Joaquim Miret i Sans"
by Philip Rasico
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"Carme Riera's Una primavera per a Domenico Guarini and the web of ruptures and unities of the 'Action Painting'"
by Esther Raventós-Pons
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"L'oralitat en la cultura burgesa: literatura i tertúlies femenines a la Baixa Edat Mitjana"
by Xavier Vellón Lahoz
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"On the King's Chancellor: Chapter 680 of Francesc Eiximeni's Dotzè del Crestià"
by David J. Viera
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Cultural information from Catalan-speaking lands 1998 (I)
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Catalan Review is the premier international scholarly journal devoted to all aspects of Catalan culture. By Catalan culture is understood all manifestations of intellectual and artistic life produced in the Catalan language or in the geographical areas where Catalan is spoken. Catalan Review has been in publication since 1986.
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Catalan Review publishes two issues per year. These contain scholarly articles, book reviews, and regular overviews of current cultural information from the Catalan-speaking lands prepared by our correspondents in the fields of history, linguistics, literature, theater and dance, the visual arts, and music.
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The language of publication is English, but we also publish work in Catalan. Monographic issues, often guest-edited, may have articles in other languages. Scholarly articles in all cultural fields are welcome. Submissions should be sent to the Managing Editor, preferably by e-mail (mtibbits@fac.howard.edu). Procedures ["Guidelines for Authors"] can be found on every issue one page before the Table of Contents, and on the NACS website: XXX. All articles are refereed by two specialist readers and by the editors. Catalan Review is listed with the MLA Review of Periodicals.
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