‘Translation is an art’: why translators are battling for recognition
Like any author, translators want to receive credit for their work instead of being treated as an afterthought
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Tribute | Sinéad O’Connor died last week. Her death affected many of us. And as we shared memories or thoughts, one thing became clear: none of us received her in exactly the same way, writes Jayaditya Gupta for #THMagazine.
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The philosopher Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò argues that identity politics don’t go far enough, and that we must “see how our oppressions are linked, to build bridges to each others’ struggles and find ways to unite,” @KeeangaYamahtta writes. https://t.co/7mhdmDVaW6
Liberal Arts Helps With Humanistic Enquiry, With Education Rather Than Training Us To Succeed At Jobs. It Helps Us Be Less Afraid Of The Other.
The Power Of Literature https://t.co/XhkH5p0SGe
#OutlookMagazine | In a world that is faced with isolation, literature helps to connect, to empathise and to have compassion. It makes us know the other. It helps us know ourselves. It helps us see beauty in the ordinary. This issue is for all those who stand together against loneliness, a world order that is based on profits and what othering brings.
Cover: Artwork by Sanju Das, titled 'Chai pe Charcha'
Illustration by Chaitanya Rukumpur
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Tennis icons Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova met as teenagers, forged one of the greatest rivalries in sports and then became close friends.
After 50 years, Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova understand each other like no one else can. When cancer came, they both knew where to turn. https://t.co/78ixTyl15M
And here it is! Isn’t it gorgeous? Publishing September. So excited to see this in the world. Events going in the diary so look out for one near you, or get in touch to plan! Big thanks to the team @reaktionbooks
Thank you, Tanya Leslie and Alison L Strayer, for translating most of this year's Nobel Laureate for Literature Annie Ernaux's books from the French @FitzcarraldoEds
Annie Ernaux, among other themes, has explored how shame is built into the female consciousness, and how women censor and judge themselves even in personal spaces such as a diary.
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Unfiltered By Samdish ft. Sudhir Mishra | Director, Hazaaron Khwaishein ... https://t.co/587ILTMGQl via @YouTubeon
This interview is really going around . Didn’t this kid was so popular .