VIA Journal
VIA. Values, Ideas, Attitudes
La revista VIA. (Values, Ideas, Attitudes) magazine is a periodic publication of contemporary thought that brings together articles and contributions from people from the political, cultural and social fields, both national and international, writing on topical issues that require an in-depth analysis from a rigorous, open and plural perspective.
VIA's aims
The aim of VIA, Values, Ideas, Attitudes is to address and analyse, without bias and from various points of view, questions concerning the important challenges facing our society:
- It is a publication that seeks to create new networks of cooperation.
- A space that links thought and attitudes, combining reflections and proposals.
- A tool for debate in the area of ideas and politics.
- A space that combines a diversity of views with broadmindedness.
- A plural and exhaustive examination of today's problems.
- Contributions aimed at updating the country's ideas.
Editorial board
Miquel Calsina (Director)
Salvador Cardús
Àngel Castiñeira
Joan Guitart
Manel Prat
Ferran Sáez
Vicenç Villatoro
Editorial coouncil
Jordi Amat
Marc Bou (Editor in chief)
David Murillo
Contact
Please email your comments, views or criticisms to: via@jordipujol.cat
Why VIA?
VIA has the infrastructural meaning of connection and transit: where various visions, ideas and reflections transit, circulate, interact, connect and dialogue.
It is also the acronym of three key concepts, which convey our goals -Values, Ideas, Attitudes- directly inspired by Jordi Pujol's philosophy.
Subscribe to printed issue:
- Periodicity: Quarterly
- Subscription:3 issues
- Price: 30 € (supplement of 10 € outside Spain)
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VIA Num. 21 / May'13
El nou número de VIA, que ha estat mencionada pel ministeri italià d’universitats com una de les revistes científiques que compten per fer l’habilitació nacional, explora les quatre dimensions de la memòria –individual, social, política i cultural– amb una aproximació a diferents realitats i experiències del passat i el present. En el dossier central, Elazar Barkan examina el potencial de la història en la resolució de conflictes, Erika Doss presenta el fenomen dels monuments commemoratius en record de les víctimes com a llocs de consciència social, i Francesc-Marc Álvaro ens transporta al bell mig de l’11-S a Nova York. Amb motiu del tricentenari del final de la guerra de Successió, el monogràfic compta amb les aportacions de Miquel Calçada, comissari de la commemoració del 1714, i de Quim Torra, director del Born Centre Cultural. Per la seva banda, Marianne Hirsh defineix el concepte de postmemòria, i Catarina Duff Burnay i Pedro Lopes reflexionen sobre les representacions del passat a través de la ficció històrica. Finalment, Elena Yeste presenta el projecte de preservació de supervivents a partir del Visual History Archive de Steven Spielberg. La revista també conté articles de Jordi Busquet, Cristian Palazzi i Valentí Popescu.
This issue features:
- Gibberish called Eastern Europe
- History, Political Dialogue and Conflict Resolution
- Memorials to Victims and Sites of Conscience
- Commemorating the Tercentenary, the Force of 1714
- The Born District: Ground Zero for Catalans
- The Generation of Postmemory
- History into Stories. Portuguese Memories and Television Fictional Narratives
- The 9/11 Memorial in New York. Notes on a (Global) Memorial Site
- Testimony so as Not to Forget. The Holocaust and the Steven Spielberg Visual History Archive
- Full table of contents
