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L'Espill 38 (2011)
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38 (2011)

L'Espill
 

Editorial

Una crisi global i sistèmica
A global and systemic crisis
Miquel de Moragas
Futbol i identitat
Football and identity
Miriam Hoyos
Fukushima és a tot arreu
Breu recorregut per les idees de Günther Anders
Fukushima is everywhere
A brief journey through Günther Anders' ideas
Jordi Marrugat
Crítica i cultura en el sistema literari català actual
Critique and culture in today's Catalan literary system

Dossier

Xenofòbia, populisme i extrema dreta a Europa

Xenophobia, populism and the far right in Europe
Xavier Casals
La dreta populista i els camins que duen a Utoya
Populist right and the roads towards Utoya
Enzo Traverso
La fàbrica de l'odi. Xenofòbia i racisme a Europa
Factory of hate. Xenophobia and racism in Europe
Rene Cuperus
La revolta populista contra la globalització
The populist revolt against globalisation
Xavier Casals
La nova dreta populista i l'"enigma espanyol"
The new populist right and the "Spanish enigma"
Jean-Yves Camus
El Front National: entre la normalització democràtica i la força antisistema
The National Front in France: between democratic normalisation and anti-system force
Simona Skrabec
Eslovènia: cap a una societat apolítica?
Slovenia: towards an apolitical society?

Documents

Victor Serge
Antisemitisme
Anti-Semitism
Hugh Pennington
Xinxes
Bug affairs
Ferran Archilés
"De gent que anomenen classes subalternes"
La influència de Gramsci en Joan Fuster
"Of people that they call subaltern classes"
The influence of Gramsci in Joan Fuster
Santi Cortés
El llibre, un perillós enemic
The book, a perilous enemy

Notes

Antoni Martí Monterde
La destrucció de la recerca en Humanitats a Catalunya
The destruction of Humanities research in Catalonia

Llibres

Books
Simona Skrabec
Els artistes que es juguen el seu public
( Josep Maria Lluró, ed., Història, memòria, testimoniatge. Un llegat per a Europa)
Artists who risk their public
(Josep Maria Lluró, ed., History, memory, testimony. A legacy for Europe)
Gil-Manuel Hernàndez
Segrest de la democràcia?
(Arxius de Ciències Socials, 23, Mitjans de comunicació al País Valencià)
A kidnapped democracy?
(Arxius de Ciències Socials, 23, Media in the Country of Valencia)
Carles Cabrera
Trencant tòpics (Pere Sampol, Espanya no té remei)
Breaking stereotypes (Pere Sampol, Incorrigible Spain)
Francesc Pérez Moragón
Enric Valor i la llengua
(J. D. Climent, Enric Valor. Estudi i compromís per la llengua)
Enric Valor and Catalan language
(J. D. Climent, Enric Valor. Study and engagement for the Catalan language)


 

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Islam and democracy
The history of an approximation

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Per Wirten
Where were you when Europe fell apart?

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Valeriu Nicolae
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Steve Sem-Sandberg
Even nameless horrors must be named

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Mykola Riabchuk
Tymoshenko: Wake-up call for the EU

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Changing media, Media in change
The 23rd European Meeting of Cultural Journals
Linz, 13-16 May 2011

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