Cultural Organizations, Networks and Mediators in Contemporary Ibero-America

Diana Roig-Sanz is an ERC Starting Grant holder and a Ramón y Cajal senior research fellow at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya.Jaume Subirana is Associate Professor of Literature at Pompeu Fabra University.

• Part I: Politics of the Spirit 1. Cultural Organizations, Networks and Mediators: An Introduction 2. Rebuilding a Europe of Intellectuals (1918-1939) 3. Cultural Mediators and Their Complex Transfer Practices Part II: Cultural Organizations 4. A Representative Organization?: Ibero-American Networks in the Committee on Intellectual Cooperation of the League of Nations (1922-1939) 5. The 1933 Dubrovnik PEN Congress or How to Deal with the Present That Was Already History 6. International PEN and the Republic of Literature 7. The 1936 Meetings of the PEN Clubs and the International Institute of Intellectual Cooperation in Buenos Aires 8. Barcelona on the International Map of Modernity: The Conferentia Club’s Role in the Interwar Period Part III: Cultural Mediators 9. Joan Estelrich and International Cooperation: From the Years of Expansió Catalana to His Activity for the PEN Club in the Early-Mid-1930s 10. The Spanish Center of the International PEN Through Its First Sumiller: From a Project of International Solidarity to an Expression of the Tensions of the Literary Society of Madrid (1922-1924) 11. The International Relations of the Catalan PEN Until 1936: Guests, Congressors and Visitors 12. The International Dimension of the Portuguese "Politics of the Spirit": António Ferro, Júlio Dantas, Fidelino de Figueiredo 13. Between the Local and the International: Enrique Gómez Carrillo and Antonio Aita at the International Institute of Intellectual Cooperation 14. Torres Bodet and the "Male Pedagogies": Radiography of a Thought of Transcultural and Transnational Circulation 15. Universalisms in Debate During the 1940s: International Organizations and the Dynamics of International Intellectual Cooperation in the View of Brazilian Intellectual Miguel Ozório de Almeida