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Exchanges is an online journal of literary translation published biannually. Founded in 1989 by poet and translator Daniel Weissbort, Exchanges has published the work of award-winning writers and translators across the country and the globe, including Deborah Smith, Jennifer Croft, Jeremy Tiang, Aron Aji, Yvette Siegert, Aviya Kushner, Ottilie Mulzet, Urayoán Noel, Craig Santos Perez, Lawrence Venuti, and many others.
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every 48 days
Average audio length:
35 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
21 episodes
since Feb. 23, 2021
episodic
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Translators Note guest host Mars Grabar Sage talks to poet and translator Mona Kareem about writing, activism, and how translation can undo the power dynamics of the first domain.
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Translators Note host Jake Goldwasser talks to poet and translator Arthur Sze about Classical Chinese Poetry, Chinese modernism, and his new book, The Silk Dragon II.
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Our theme music is by Nate Repasz; other music in the episode is by Tim Kahn.
Translators Note host Jake Goldwasser talks to the poet and translator Valzhyna Mort about translation led by music and using translation as a writing process.
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Translators Note host Jake Goldwasser talks to the poet and translator Margaret Ross about the frame of a poem and her translations of the Chinese poet Huang Fan.
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Our theme music is by Nate Repasz; other music in the episode is by Tim Kahn.
To kick off the new season, Jake Goldwasser talks to the creators of Translators Note, Julia Conrad and Abby Ryder-Huth, about the podcast and the books they are working on.
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For our spring episode of Translators Note, Claire talks with Mary Jo Bang about her experiences with co-translation, translating Dante, and being translated herself.
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Our theme music is by Nate Repasz; other music i…
For our spring episode of Translators Note, Claire talks with Mary Jo Bang about her experiences with co-translation, translating Dante, and being translated herself.
Listen here, or find us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
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Our theme music is by Nate Repasz; other music in the episode …
After a long delay, please enjoy this newest episode of Translators Note, in which the wonderful John Keene speak about translation, our conversation moving from his own work to broader ideas about the art and the field.
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After a long delay, please enjoy this newest episode of Translators Note, in which the wonderful John Keene speak about translation, our conversation moving from his own work to broader ideas about the art and the field.
Listen here, or find us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
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Our theme m…
Where do we find the intersections between translation practices and frameworks of language justice? How can the metaphors we use to talk about translation move toward language justice? In this episode, I spoke to Jen/Eleana Hofer about these questions and others, and about their work with language…
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