A change of course in the direction of the magazine
Renowned writer Anna Punsoda, who until now had served as editor, takes over the direction of Dialogal magazine, replacing Clara Fons Duocastella after an eight-year mandate. Punsoda intends to transform the publication’s content, which originally focused on interfaith debate, to expand into topics of culture, language, history and literature.
The legacy of Clara Fons Duocastella
Clara Fons Duocastella has left a significant mark on the magazine, expanding its scope towards pedagogy and environmentalism. His management has been key to the evolution of Dialogal, and Punsoda recognizes the importance of this legacy in his new role.
Anna Punsoda: a diverse profile
With a solid background in journalism and philosophy, Anna Punsoda brings to the magazine a unique vision and rich literary experience. His work includes award-winning novels and translations of relevant texts by Raimon Panikkar, as well as active direction of several essay series.
Current issues and reflections
In the editorial of the summer issue, Punsoda emphasizes that the understanding of conflicts is essential for their resolution. Through the voices of various authors, the magazine explores controversial topics, such as the representation of women in the Catholic Church and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
A focus on diversity and dialogue
Dialogal will continue to present articles by prominent figures such as Raül Garrigasait and Xavier Melloni, as well as interviews with activists such as Gabriela Serra, who will address men’s fear of conflict. In addition, reflections on identities and their intersections with religion will be included.
Education and freedom of worship
Experts such as Vernor Muñoz and David Casals will contribute articles on the importance of intercultural education and religious freedom, presenting the magazine as a space for debate and critical reflection.
A promising future for Dialogal
Founded in 2002, Dialogal has evolved significantly over the years, with a change of publication and a new direction. Now, under the vision of Anna Punsoda, the magazine is preparing to explore new cultural and spiritual dimensions, consolidating itself as a point of reference in the contemporary debate.
