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Barcelona 
17/06/2013 Language

Max Wheeler: "LAPAO is the product of a certain political way of thinking which insists on the situation conforming to its doctrines, and not the other way round."

The British Catalanista Max Wheeler has won the 23rd edition of the Ramon Llull International Prize. He centred his PhD studies on the generative phonology of Catalan and since then he has devoted himself to it exclusively. Until his recent retirement he was a Linguistics lecturer at various universities and he has published numerous far-reaching studies with a great academic impact. Known for his defence of the linguistic unity of Catalan, he has been vocal in defending his criticism of LAPAO.
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Andorra 
11/06/2013 Literature

The Fundació Ramon Llull has announced the second Ramon Llull Prize for Literary Translation

The Fundació Ramon Llull has announced the second edition of the Ramon Llull Prize for Literary Translation in recognition of the work of literary translators. The prize is worth €4,000 for the best literary translation from Catalan published in 2012.
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18/12/2012 Culture

The Fundació Ramon Llull awards its international prizes to Peter Murray, Bernard Lesfargues and Georg Kremnitz

Today, in Ordino, Andorra, the Fundació Ramon Llull has awarded its three prizes to people or institutions that have worked for the international promotion of the Catalan language and culture. Prize-winners are the Englishman Peter Murray, the director of the Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP), the Frenchman Bernard Lesfargues, a Catalan translator, and the German Georg Kremnitz, a linguist and professor at the University of Vienna.
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