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minorliteratures.com
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| | | | | Alexander Dickow is poet, translator and academic based in the USA. He spoke with Béatrice Mousli about his interests, influences and his most recent poem Hob's Game. Béatrice Mousli: A poet, you also are a translator and a critic, focusing notably on French poets and writers from the modernist era: are there ways they influenced... | |
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www.rural-revolution.com
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| | | | | A reader sent me this photo of an "inbred cat." It gave me a chuckle. | |
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cupblog.org
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| | | | | As a literary critic, I often begin my interviews with: "What is the act of literary translation to you?" Translators often respond with some version of the sentiment that translation is an act of radical activism. That is all well and true, but at its most fundamental level, literary translation is much simpler. In a | |
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polarjournal.org
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| | | Directions Digital November 2024 In this video, PoLAR's Directions Section co-editor Deniz Yonucu is joined by anthropologists Beatrice Jauregui, Erol Saglam, and Tomas Salem to discuss Salem's new book, Policing the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro: Cosmologies of War and the Far-Right.Salem's book is an open access book published by Springer, and you can download... | ||
