L’EDICIÓ DE TEXTOS VALENCIANS (1601-1832)

Eulàlia Miralles; Vicent Josep Escarti  Soriano

doi:10.4025/notandum.48.4

Eulàlia Miralles Universitat de València
Vicent Josep Escarti Soriano Universitat de València

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4025/notandum.48.4

Resumo

Els anys vuitanta del segle passat van significar un revulsiu pel que fa a l’estudi de l’edat moderna en els territoris de l’àrea lingüística catalana i, conseqüentment, quant a l’edició i publicació d’obres d’aquest període. Pel que fa als textos que es corresponen al valencià, la nòmina és llarga i remarcable, i en tots els gèneres literaris, com en els altres territoris de parla catalana, i aquest recull que presentem avui només pretén ser una mostra significativa, però no exhaustiva, de la feina feta des d'aleshores fins ara.

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Biografia do Autor

Eulàlia Miralles, Universitat de València

Eulàlia Miralles Jori (Barcelona, 1971). After studying Catalan Philology at the Universitat de Barcelona (1994), I undertook predoctoral research at the Universitat de Barcelona (1996-1999). I obtained my Phd in 2001 at the same University, where I have been a researcher and assistant lecturer (2000; 2002). From 2002-2004 I was a postdoc researcher at the Universitat de Girona, from 2006-2008 a researcher at the same University, in 2008 a researcher at the Universidad de Córdoba and from 2008-2010 a postdoc researcher at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. In 2011 I accepted a position of contracted lecturer at the Universitat of València, and since 2012 I am associate professor of Catalan Philology at the Universitat de València. I taught at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (since 2007) and as a visiting professor at the universities of Nottingham (2009), Roma-Tre (2013) and Ca’Foscari in Venice (2015). I am a member of the Institut Interuniversitari de Filologia Valenciana, the Aula Carles Riba at the Universitat de Barcelona / Institut d'Estudis Catalans, the Institut de Llengua i Cultura Catalanes at the Universitat de Girona and the Center for Catalan Studies at the University of California-Santa Barbara. My research focuses on the study of literary culture in Early Modern Ages, from XVth to XIXth centuries, with a particular interest on non-fictional works as historiography, cronicles, diaries, memories, daybooks, etc., specially during the period of the Baroque. More specifically, I works on textual criticism (in catalan, spanish and latin) and cultural history. Since some years, I am interested on historical and political literature (fictional and non-fictional), the history of identities and counteridentities (specially on the construction of national catalan identity), cultured poetry (Joan Pujol and Francesc Fontanella, among others) and gender studies (secular women).

Vicent Josep Escarti Soriano, Universitat de València

Vicent Josep Escartí has a B.A. in Medieval History and a Ph.D. in Catalan Philology (Universitat de València). He is a Professor of Catalan Philology at the University of Valencia. He has been a Visiting Professor at the Università degli Studi di Verona. He is the author of over a hundred editions and studies of medieval and contemporary Valencian authors, among which we could mention Tirant lo Blanch (with A. Hauf), Història de València (by Beuter), Ausiàs March´s works, Diario (by J. V. Ortí), or the Llibre dels Feits (by Jaume I, in collaboration with A. Ferrando). He has participated in numerous research projects (within ISIC-IVITRA, Prometeo/2009/044, ISIC/2012/022 and PrometeoII/2014/018). His edition and study of Joaquim Aierdi´s works was awarded the “Premi Enric de Larratea” by the Institut d’Estudis Catalans (1996) and the “Premi de la Crítica” by the Institut Interuniversitari de Filologia Valenciana (2001). He is the founder and director of the on-line journal Scripta (www.uv.es/SCRIPTA) and the director of Revista Valenciana de Filologia (new series). He is also a writer of fictional prose with titles such as Barroca mort (1987), Dies d’ira, Els cabells d’Absalom, Espècies perdudes, Nomdedéu, and L’abellerol mort (which have been awarded some of the most prestigious literary awards in Valencia). His Dies d'ira has been recently translated into English with the title Days of Wrath (Santa Barbara: Publications of eHumanista, 2013). He is a frequent collaborator in several newspapers such as Levante and Saó and is a corresponding member of the Institut Interuniversitari de Filologia Valenciana since 2005 and a corresponding member of the Reial Acadèmia de Bones Lletres de Barcelona since 2015.