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🦋 "Translate what I meant to say."

On WNYC this morning, Leonard Lopate interviewed Edith Grossman and Lawrence Senelick on the importance of translation.

(You can also read a nice interview with Grossman from a few years back, in Guernica magazine.)

posted evening of Monday, July 12th, 2010
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