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DELC 2009 Guest Lecture Series: Reciprocal Gazes on Catalonia

Date: 11 March 2009 Time: 5.00 pm

Lecture 3 (in English), Dr Francesco Ardolino (University of Barcelona)

Bowland North Seminar Room 14, Lancaster University

"Quasimodo in Catalonia"

Addressing contemporary witnesses, the lecturer will follow the itinerary of the Sicilian Nobel Prize winner for Literature Salvatore Quasimodo during his visit to Barcelona in 1961. Passages from diaries, newspaper articles and interviews of those who still remember this stay will be assessed to reconstruct the cultural stages of a trip carried out by one of the Italian writers who most influenced Catalan literature in the second half of the 20th century.

This lecture will be followed at 6 pm by a wine reception in DELC, Southern Club Space.

Organized by the 'Peripheral Identities' research group (Department of European Languages and Cultures) with the support of the Erasmus teaching exchange programme.

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Who can attend: Anyone