From institutional chaos to poetic justice
Current Spanish and international politics, in the latest articles by Teresa Freixes
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Category: Literature
The quantum revolution, atom by atom
Sònia Fernández-Vidal presents the exhibition “Quantum Revolution,” a show that invites visitors to explore what is considered the most astonishing and productive scientific theory of the last one hundred years.
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Saint George’s Day and beyond
In an extensive feature in “Cultura|s” of “La Vanguardia”, Mariàngela Vilallonga reflects on literature and the influences between generations with her son Borja.
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The island of Doctor Moreau and the ‘therians’
August Corominas reflects on human and animal identity, and scientific ethics, in the article “The Island of Doctor Moreau and the ‘Therians'”
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Everything is in the classics
Mariàngela Vilallonga defends the value of the humanities, the role that the Catalan language should play, and the ongoing dialogue with the classics, in an extensive interview published in “La Revista” of the Ateneo de Acción Cultural
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When Freud met Cervantes
Francisco López Muñoz and Francisco Pérez Fernández explore Sigmund Freud’s interest in classical literature, and in particular, in the world of madness created by Miguel de Cervantes in his work, in the article “Psychoanalysis, Quixotes, and Enchanted Dogs: When Freud Encountered Cervantes.”
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