The European Union Prize for Literature: Disseminating European Values through Translation and Supranational Consecration

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgements V
3. Contents VII
4. Swinging Between Culture and Politics: Novel Interdisciplinary Perspectives 1
5. International Cultural Relations, Historiographic Sketch, and New Conceptual Issues 21
6. Women and Diplomatic Life: An Overview with Methodological Directions and Proposals 43
7. The Paris/Geneva Divide 65
8. Chilean Cultural Diplomacy and Cultural Internationalisms: An Entangled History (1927–1940s) 99
9. Peace? Debates on Intellectual Cooperation in America. Santiago, 1939 121
10. Cinema and Education: Translating the International Educational Cinematographic Institute to 1930s Chile 147
11. Articulating Britishness: Cultural Mediators and the Development of the British Institute of Florence 169
12. From Catalan PEN to the World: Writers, Activists, and Diplomats 191
13. The Europäische Revue and the European Cultural Union: Culture and Soft Power in the Interwar Period 217
14. Two Anarchist Cultural Agents Forging the Twentieth-Century Uruguayan Cultural Field: Publishing as Soft Power 233
15. The Floral Games and Literary Contests in Catalan (1859–1977): An Institutionalising and Nationalising Device of Transnational Scope 251
16. Cultural Diplomacy and Cultural Heritage: Envisioned, Refused, Denied, Accomplished (1889–1969) 269
17. On the World Peace Movement and the Early Internationalisation of Latin American Literature 297
18. Book Festival Organisations and the Popularisation of Latin American Literature in the Mid-Twentieth Century 319
19. The European Union Prize for Literature: Disseminating European Values through Translation and Supranational Consecration 343
20. Contributors 373
21. Author Index 379
22. Subject Index 387