NACS · North American Catalan Society

XIV Jornades de Traducció: Congrés Internacional "Traduir els clàssics, antics i moderns" Universitat de Vic, 17 i 18 de març de 2010,

V Transatlantic Conference at Brown University, April 7-10, 2010,

13th International Colloquium of the North American Catalan Society, Philadelphia, 6-8 May 2010,

List of publications of NACS members (2008-2009)

Catalan Culture in New York, January and February 2006

Lletra, web de literatura catalana, at Universitat Oberta de Catalunya

Web de la llengua catalana, by Generalitat de Catalunya

Information about Catalonia, its language, history, traditions, and government, provided by Generalitat de Catalunya

Links about the Catalan language from Vilaweb

Cultural news and events from Associació d'Escriptors en Llengua Catalana

Euromosaic

Institut d'Estudis Catalans

Textos Medievals Catalans

Institució de les Lletres Catalanes, list of Catalan writers


	Institut Ramon Llull
	Anglo-Catalan Society
	Associació Germano Catalana / Deutschen Katalanistenverband (DKV)
	Associazione italiana di studi catalani
	Journal of Catalan Studies


	List of Catalan universities, provided by the Departament d'Universitats of the Catalan government
	List of grants to do research in Catalan universities, provided by the Departament d'Universitats of the Catalan government
	Universities in the Catalan-speaking areas, provided by Institut Joan Lluís Vives


	Institutions in the U.S. that teach Catalan, provided by the Center for Advanced Resarch on Language Acquisition of the University of Minnesota (search for 'Catalan')


	List of resources from Web de la llengua catalana, Generalitat de Catalunya
	Learn Catalan on the Internet: Inter.cat
	List of resources from Joan Vilarnau's pages
	List of resources from Mary Martin's pages


	Catalan Studies encompasses a wide variety of fields of intellectual inquiry and production, including history, linguistics, literature, cultural studies, anthropology, sociology, political science, the history of art and architecture, and philosophy, with a focus on the Catalan-speaking areas.
	Since Catalan-speaking areas encompass different nation-states (specifically, Spain, Andorra, France, and Italy), Catalan Studies comprise an especially exciting field of research into phenomena such as cultural identity, linguistic policy, multilingualism, language acquisition, nationalism, immigration, globalization, and so-called minor or minoritized cultural, linguistic, and political formations.
	With a richly complex literary, artistic, and political tradition stretching from the Middle Ages to present day, the Catalan-speaking areas, and more particularly Barcelona, have been at the center of innovative projects in areas as diverse as architecture (Domï¿½nech i Montaner, Puig i Cadafalch, Gaudï¿½, Sert, Bohigas, Bofill, Tusquets, and Miralles), painting (Fortuny, Dalï¿½, Mirï¿½, Tï¿½pies, Sorolla, and Barcelï¿½) music (Granados, Casals, and Mompou), literature (Llull, March, Martorell, Verdaguer, Oller, Maragall, Vï¿½ctor Catalï¿½, Villalonga, Rodoreda, Pla, Calders, Gimferrer, Riera, Monzï¿½, Moncada, and Torrent or, writing in Spanish, Vï¿½zquez Montalbï¿½n and Mendoza), theater (Guimerï¿½, Rusiï¿½ol, Teixidor, Belbel, Benet i Jornet, Els Joglars, Els Comediants, and La Fura dels Baus), film, cuisine, design, fashion, and popular culture.