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    Translating Migration: Multilingual Poems Of Movement
    Translating Migration: Multilingual Poems Of Movement
    Translating Migration: Multilingual Poems Of Movement
    Audiobook2 hours

    Translating Migration: Multilingual Poems Of Movement

    Written by Jennifer Silver, Tara Sivaskandan, 41 Contributing Poets and

    Narrated by A full cast

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    Translating Migration: Multilingual Poems Of Movement brings together the poetic voices of migrants across regions, languages, and circumstances. Twenty narrators bring the poems to life, allowing the voices of migrants to be heard by those with locations and life experiences much different from their own. Translating Migration seeks to translate the creative work of migrants between languages and across contexts. As a collection of intertwined poetry by migrant workers, asylum seekers, refugees, and recent immigrants, Translating Migration deliberately questions the divisions between diverse human experiences of movement.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTranslating Migration
    Release dateAug 1, 2020
    ISBN9781662285042
    Translating Migration: Multilingual Poems Of Movement

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