Philologist, literary critic and essayist
Jordi Amat is a specialist in the Catalan and Spanish cultures of the 20th and 21st centuries, writes in both Catalan and Spanish. He usually contributes to La Vanguardia.
He has published books such as Largo proceso, amargo sueño. Cultura y política en la Cataluña contemporánea [Long Process, Bitter Dream: Culture and Politics in Contemporary Catalonia] (Tusquets, 2018) and La confabulació dels irresponsables/La conjura de los irresponsables [The Conspiracy of the Irresponsible] (Anagrama, 2017).
Last Update: July, 2019
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