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Crafting a human text is like wrestling a wild animal
On Cécile Wajsbrot’s « Nevermore », Eva Meijer’s « Een woord voor », and the constant self-flagellation that comes with putting words to paper.
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A Peruvian farmer sued German energy company RWE claiming damages for flood risk to his home in the Andes.
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A good interpreter is an invisible interpreterThis article is available for Members only. Check out our subscription plans to become a member.
In the interpreting booths of the Yugoslavia Tribunal, neutrality was the job. Even for those translators whose lives had been ruined by the men whose words they were rendering.
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Yugoslav writer Daša Drndić refused to be a « good refugee ».
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The ERB’s designer on the passion and philosophy of making books.
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V’s posthumous victoryThis article is available for Members only. Check out our subscription plans to become a member.
How the wrongful death of an orphan in Romania paved the way for a monumental climate change decision.
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On paper, a NATO Secretary General leads the most powerful military alliance in history. In reality, he’s the errand boy of the US President. Former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte…
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Listening practiceThis article is available for Members only. Check out our subscription plans to become a member.
When everyone can make themselves heard, who still cares to listen? Miriam Rasch offers a philosophical and personal exploration of listening as an ethics.
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