Translation/Annotation [electronic resource].

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Translation/Annotation [electronic resource].

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EMILIA-AMALIA 2019

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Taking seriously our relationship to other paradigms of understanding, this session considers the political significance of translation as a feminist practice. Translation and annotation are key ways that feminist knowledge is transmitted. How can practices of translation shape our relationship to each other? What are the limits of translation? What are the obligations and duties of the translator? What are the reciprocal duties of the reader? Departing from Gayatri Spivak’s critique of the cultural politics of translation, we will consider what is at stake in our own practices of translation and annotation…
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Art and literature
Feminism and art
Feminist Theory

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Cecilia Berkovic
Yaniya Lee
Annie MacDonell
Gabrielle Moser
Zinnia Naqvi
Leila Timmins
cheyanne turions
Adriana Monti
Gayatri Spivak
Sophie Le-Phat Ho
Helen Cho

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