José María Valverde

José María Valverde (Valencia de Alcántara, 1926 - Barcelona, 1996) was a philosopher, poet, literary critic, essayist, historian of ideas and translator, Valverde studied philosophy at the University of Madrid. In 1956 he obtained the chair of Aesthetics at the University of Barcelona, which he resigned in 1965 in solidarity with professors Agustín García Calvo, Enrique Tierno Galván and José Luis Aranguren, expelled from the University of Madrid by the academic authorities of the Regime. In 1977 he returned to Barcelona and resumed his position at the university. In 1983 he received the Cross of Sant Jordi and in 1985 the Grand Cross of the Civil Order of Alfonso X the Wise.

 

Programme

Ateneu Barcelonès, 16-17 December 2021
(Click here to download the programme in pdf format)

Thursday, December 16th

Friday, December 17th

 

 

Videos

Click here to see the videos of the lectures of the Symposium Trias on José María Valverde.

Here you can also see the program “Mil paraules” that Emili Teixidor dedicated to him on June 10, 1991.

Press Releases

Below are some of the articles that appeared in the press on the occasion of the José María Valverde Symposium:

Publication

The proceedings of the Symposium were published in 2022 at Documenta Universitaria. This is volume number 19 of the collection “Names of Catalan Philosophy”.