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Joan Maragall

    Joan Maragall was a Catalan poet, journalist, and translator, and the foremost figure of the Modernism literary movement in Catalonia. His work is characterized by profound lyricism and a deep engagement with Catalan identity. Maragall's influence on modern Catalan poetry is undeniable, and his manuscripts are preserved in the Joan Maragall Archive in Barcelona.

    Visions and Cants
    Elogi de la paraula i altres assaigs
    Antologia poètica
    Biblioteca Bàsica d'El Periódico - 22: Antologia poètica
    One Day of Life is Life
    Visions And Cants (1900)
    • 2020

      One Day of Life is Life

      • 300 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Joan Maragall's poetry is finally available in English translation. Thanks to Puppo's fantastic work, readers in English will be able to enjoy the work of one of the most important European writers of the 19th and 20th century.

      One Day of Life is Life
    • 2009

      Visions And Cants (1900)

      • 88 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      The collection features two distinct parts: "Visions," which celebrates the beauty of nature and the intricacies of human experiences, and "Cants," which offers poignant social and political commentary on issues like poverty and injustice. Maragall's lyrical style and vivid imagery enrich the poems, all written in Catalan. Recognized as a significant work in Catalan literature, this edition serves to preserve Maragall's cultural legacy while providing readers with access to his powerful insights.

      Visions And Cants (1900)