Enric Lluch Collection

Enric Lluch i Martín (1928-2012) was a distinguished geographer and educator who earned his degree in History from the University of Barcelona. He joined the university as a geography assistant in 1961 but was later removed due to his anti-Franco activism. In 1969, he began working at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, where he founded the Department of Geography.

As a co-founder of the Rosa Sensat Teacher Training School, he played a significant role in the Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana alongside Max Cahner and contributed to drafting the Roca Plan in 2000. He was awarded the Ramon Fuster Prize (1985) and the Jaume Vicens Vives Prize (2000) in recognition of his exceptional teaching and research.

The collection is currently being catalogued through collaboration between the Humanities Library and the Department of Geography.

Collection description: This collection, which is in the process of being catalogued, includes a portion of his personal and professional documentation. It primarily comprises manuscripts and typescripts of his own works, correspondence, professional and family documents, as well as a library and newspaper archive.

Collection date range: 1779-2009 

Collection incorporation date: 2013 

Depositary library: Humanities Library

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