Episode 7: Access and the Chills: Argentinian Poetry in the North

Authors

Harper Sherwood-ReidFollow
Alan F. Palacios, Binghamton University--SUNYFollow

Author ORCID Identifier

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2712-2257

Document Type

Sound Recording

Publication Date

Fall 11-4-2019

Keywords

Argentina, mapuche, comparative literature, translation, access

Abstract

In this episode, Harper speaks with Alan Palacios about indigenous Argentinian poet Liliana Ancalao. They briefly discuss the relationship between indigenous people in Argentina and the Argentine state and Spanish colonizers as well as the Mapuche nation, which crosses the border between Argentina and Chile. They read Ancalao's poem "Las mujeres y el frio" and their translation, "Women and the Cold". Harper also reads Ancalao's "Cuando me muera deberé cruzar el río" and thinks further about varying degrees of access to literary texts.

Recommended Citation

Sherwood-Reid, Harper and Palacios, Alan F., "Episode 7: Access and the Chills: Argentinian Poetry in the North" (2019). Broadcasting World Literature. 24.
https://orb.binghamton.edu/broadcasting_world_literature/24