"The rise of ‘accent softening’: why more and more people are changing their voices" - received pronunciation!
@Neil_Sadler@PiotrBlum@YangyangLong
https://t.co/icKfcebcOL
Yesterday I submitted an application for a grant to support a project with @kathleenk1982 and @PiotrBlum exploring the interconnections between epistemology, identity and translation in international education.
Exciting but mostly terrifying to finally see it go in!
“Reality corrects my preconceptions”—@minjinlee11 on how her intensive research process on subjects of her novels deeply informs her characters, like her current project on the value of education in Korean & Korean diaspora communities #MinJinLee@RadInstitute
Sharing 7 covers of books I love for 7 days!
I nominate @LeonaBlair_#7days7covers
Day 6: Political Translation:
How Social Movement Democracies Survive by Nicole Doerr
'Poetry, I feel, is a tyrannical discipline. You've got to go so far so fast in such a small space; you've got to burn away all the peripherals.'
Sylvia Plath died #onthisday in 1963
"These stories are masterfully written with themes of nationalism, loyalty, trust, and cultural preservation woven into each story." @International Examiner reviews DUST AND OTHER STORIES by Yi T'aejun https://t.co/ZmWYNl1Fv3 #koreanliterature#literatureintranslation
Brittany Pollack performs The Sleeping Beauty’s Emerald variation, a special touch of magic in our version of this ballet that pays homage to Balanchine's Jewels. The magic of this timeless tale opens Wednesday for two weeks only, FEB 13-24: https://t.co/XuSzbgbOmb
Sharing 7 covers of books I love for 7 days!
I nominate @MacCongail#7days7covers
Day 5: Selected Political Writings: The Great Moving Right Show and other essays by Stuart Hall
@laurenlquigley @jrillingworth @mckennamichaelg My French is very poor, so I may not have had as much tantalizing reading pleasure as you & my friends did... but my favorite part is the discussion, about many other literature on airport and borderlands, such as Viet Thanh Nguyen’s The Refugees. That’s the one I really enjoyed.
@Neil_Sadler I never understand the conceptual distinction between “classics” & “cliche”, and the original & its many afterlives. Yet I fully agree with John Dryden when he says that “The Second Temple was not like the First.”