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I Had to Learn Spanish to Study the Aztecs

I Had to Learn Spanish to Study the Aztecs

Talk with David Damrosch Literature

In my department here at Harvard, it used to be assumed years ago that if you taught a work in French, you’d bring it in the original. Nowadays, you can’t assume that every comparatist even knows French. We may have someone from China who is doing four other languages. You just can’t assume a single set of common languages anymore.

SOMETHING OR OTHER: The Portrait of Zuzanna Ginczanka

SOMETHING OR OTHER:
The Portrait of Zuzanna Ginczanka

BY Irena Grudzińska-Gross Literature

The irony is caused also by the contrast with another poem on which ‘Non omnis moriar’ is modeled. That model poem was very well known to Ginczanka’s generation: it was ‘My Testament’ by one of the Romantic Polish bards, Juliusz Słowacki.

To All The Translators

To All The Translators

BY John Biweekly Intro

‘The kitchen window was open onto the black night, saturated with dreams and complications.’

MASŁOWSKA IN NYC: Masłowska is real

MASŁOWSKA IN NYC:
Masłowska is real

Talk with Benjamin Paloff Theatre

She doesn’t really have recollections of communism. She actually makes things up, because people want a tale of woe. Then she reflects more seriously on how she does remember communism, which she says she remembers strictly as an aesthetic category

Slam Sensing Nation Sensation

Slam Sensing Nation Sensation

BY John Biweekly Media

Slam Sensing Nation Sensation is the idea of a concert/happening designed on the idea of the ‘Chinese whispers’ game. Marcin Cecko’s poem, published in Biweekly#01, went through an evolution of translations, from one language to another in the pre-established order

CULTURE 2.0 – Slam Sensing Nation Sensation

CULTURE 2.0 – Slam Sensing Nation Sensation

BY John Biweekly Media

The happening is designed on the idea of the ‘Chinese whispers’ game. Marcin Cecko’s poem, published in Biweekly#01, went through an evolution of translations, from one language to another in the pre-established order


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