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Jan 11, 2012

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A conversation between Chilean poet Raúl Zurita and American poet Forrest Gander.

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Jan 11, 2012

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Talks given by notable scholars and critics on poets, poetry, and their intersections with other art forms. Features recordings from historic archives and live events.

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Raúl Zurita: International Poets in Conversation

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