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2:00-3: 15 Bilingual Readings XIV: Miscellaneous Santa Barbara Translator Writer Country 2:00 Erland G. Anderson Ulf Peter Hallberg(f)* Sweden ;2:30 Daniela Hurezanu Jannis Kounellis (p) Italy 2:45 ,Norman Cheadle Leopold Marechal (f) Argentina ,3:00 :-------.------- 13:15-3:45 ;Nicole Ball r------.-- ..iCoffee Break Jacques Reda (p) France ---.... ~--,-.. ,-------- .----- ...----. --- ---.---------------f ---.-.------.- ----------.---- i3:45-5:00 I IRoundtable: Teaching Polyglot Courses to Students in Literary Translation Reinhard Meyer #; Tony Barnstone; John Biguenet; Martha Collins; Alison Dundy; Marilyn Gaddis Rose; Elizabeth Lowe , ~ ! 3:45-5:00 ~ IA New Paradigm (Critical Theory) u _ : IMartin McKinsey #; David Ball; Anna Guercio; _h r-------- I -------- ,Arcade i l0rlando Menes; Murat Nemet-Nejat; Thalia Pandiri I ' ~:45-5:00---IThe Scandin~vian Transl~tor f~~Best Supporting - ~ant;--B-~-;b;;:;-I 'Actor i i Erland Anderson #; Ulf Peter Hallberg; Paul Norlen; I i Laura Wideburg i: --------- ~---------.-------d---------------- ---- d : . 1 ' I 13:45-5: 15 I Bilingual Readings XV: Spanish 'Santa Clara I 'Translator Writer Country I I 13:45 14: 15 I I Clare Sullivan Edith Jonsson Devillers Alicia Kozameh (f)* Nela Rio (p) * Argentina Argentina San Gabriel i ~n __ r------------ , IDel Mar I I I I _____ J 10
11 Erland Anderson is a poet, critic, professor, and translator. His books include Between Darkness and Darkness: Selected Translation of Rolf Aggestam (Prescott Street Press, 1989), Harry Martinson's book of literary and nature essays Views from a Tuff of Grass (Green Integer Press, 2005), and his current project, Ulf Peter Hallberg's Europeiskt Skraep (Symposion, 2009). Jean Anderson is a Senior Lecturer in French and Director of the New Zealand Centre for Literary Translation / Te Tumu Whakawhiti Tuhinga 0 Aotearoa, based at Victoria University of Wellington. She has translated several books into English, including some by Pacific francophone writers, and co-translated into French five works by New Zealand authors. Anne Milano Appel's translation of Stefano Bortolussi's Head Above Water was the winner of the 2004 Northern California Book Award for Translation. Her translation of Giulio Leoni's Alosaic Crimes was published in the US and UK by Harcourt and Harvill, in 2007. Most CONFERENCE PARTICIP ANTS recently she translated Elena Kostioukovitch's Why Italians Love to Talk about Food (Ferrar, Straus & Giroux) and Claudio Magris's Blindly (Penguin Canada, 20 I0). Nancy Arbuthnot teaches poetry and creative writing at the United States Naval Academy. Her most recent publications are Guiding Lights: Monuments and Memorials at the U. S. Naval Academy, a translation of Le Ph~lIn Le's Gia Th6i Pllll'O'ng Noo/From Where the Wind Blows, and Mexico Shining: Versions (dAztec Songs. Michele McKay Aynesworth specializes in translating Argentine authors. Her translation of Roberto Arlt's novel Mad Toy was honored as a finalist for the Soeurette Diehl Fraser Translation Award. Editor of the ATA's Beacons 10, in 2008 she published Blue on Rye, a collection of her poetry and blues songs. She is currently translating a French war journal by Charles Rist. Born in Baghdad, Iraq, Susanne Ayoub lives and works as an independent author in Vienna, Austria. A producer, playwright, and director for radio and TV, Ayoub writes and stages plays for the group TRIO, which she cofounded. She was 1999 Writer-in-Residence at the International Writer's Colony Ledig House, New York. William Baer, a recent Guggenheim fellow in translation, is the author or editor of fifteen books, including Luis de Camoes: Selected Sonnets (Chicago). His other books include four collections of his own poetry, most recently "Bocage" and Other Sonnets (Texas Review Press), recipient of the X.J. Kennedy Poetry Prize. David BaIl's recent translations include Abdourahman Waberi's In the United States of Africa (with Nicole Ball), Jarry's Ubu the King (in The Norton Anthology of Drama), and selections from James Sacre's poem "A Silent Little Girl." He has been president of ALTA, winnerofMLA's prize for literary translation, and Professor of French and Comparative Literature at Smith College. Nicole Ball has translated from French into Engl ish Catherine Clement's The Wemy Sons of Freud
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