Round table at the joint conference of the Anglo-Catalan Society and the North American Catalan Society (Eton College, december 2004).
Left to right: Montserrat Roser (Kent), Salvador Climent (UOC), Toni Cucarella, myself, and Brad Epps (Harvard).
Teaching
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At Queen Mary, University of London, I used to teach these courses:
- Catalan Culture: History, Language, Art
- The Body and the Nation in Modern Catalan Literature
- Language and Identity in the Catalan Lands
- Unlearning Sex (with Robert Gillett and Lisa Downing)
- Place, Space, and Identity in Women's Writing in Spain (with Jane Whetnall, as a part of the MA in Identity and Representation)
At the UOC, I teach Contemporary Catalan Literature II (from the Civil War to the present). I coordinate the summer course "Com viure en català i no morir en l'intent" (How to Live in Catalan and Not to Die in the Attempt), taught by Ferran Suay and Gemma Sanginés. I am responsible for the following subjects within the Catalan Language and Literature and Humanities programmes:
- Treball Final de Carrera (Final Year Dissertation)
- L'estudi de la literatura catalana: Ordre i Cànon (The Study of Catalan Literature: Order and Canon)
- Poesia catalana actual (Catalan Poetry Today; from February 2009)
- Metodologia de l'ensenyament de la llengua (Language Teaching Methodology)
- Introducció a la Literatura Catalana (Introduction to Catalan Literature)
- Llengua Catalana I (Catalan Language I)
I am also responsible for a subject within the new degree in Humanities (2008): Llengua, cultura i societat (Language, Culture, and Society).