Speaking of Language

• S16E10 - Polly Lauer - Indigenous Language on the Air

  Dr. Polly Lauer, a Klarman Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Romance Studies here at Cornell, shares how radio and other mass media have contributed to the revitalization of Indigenous language and community in Guatemala. [email protected]  https://romancestudies.cornell.edu/polly-lauer  #maltyoxinik

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• S16E9 - Daisy Rockwell - Adventures in Translationland

  We are joined by the versatile and accomplished Daisy Rockwell, a Vermont-based painter and award-winning translator of Hindi and Urdu literature. In 2022, she was awarded the Booker Prize for Translation, and she recently gave a talk as part of Cornell’s 15th annual Tagore lecture series in Modern Indian Literature called Mixed Metaphors: Adventures in Translationland. She speaks with Sam about linguistic diversity, creativity, and the joy of mixed metaphor. https://www.daisyrockwell.com/  Five original Daisy Rockwell poems published by the Paris Review: https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2024/07/10/five-mixed-metaphors-for-translation/ Watch Daisy's recent lecture at Cornell: https://vod.video.cornell.edu/media/15th+Annual+Tagore+Lecture--Mixed+Metaphors%3A+Adventures+in+Translationland%2C+by+Daisy+Rockwell/1_armr1wko Instagram: @shreedaisy #dhwani #ध्वनि  

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• S16E8 - Mijeong Mimi Kim - Implementing Undergraduate TAs in the Language Curriculum

  Dr. Mijeong Mimi Kim follows up on her recent talk at Cornell, sharing the benefits of integrating undergraduate teaching assistants into the language curriculum.    [email protected] Watch Mimi's talk at Cornell: https://youtu.be/fE9df4GciCU #curiosity

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• S16E7 - Himari Mizusawa & Saho Yamamoto - Kansai University Exchange

  Cornell's Japanese language program has a partnership with Kansai University. We meet two of their students, and discuss the importance of international experiences and exchange. #practicemakesperfect #千里の道も一歩から

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• S16E6 - Seema Golestaneh & Alia Amer - SWANA and Women of MENA

  The Southwest Asia and North Africa Program (SWANA) is Cornell’s new hub for research, learning, and engagement with the cultures and people of the vast geographical region stretching from Morocco in the west to Iran in the east. Women of MENA is a Cornell student organization: a digital publication at the intersection of culture and gender studies. Their platform offers a space for open dialogue, designed to unpack the gender dynamics of the region and share women’s stories. Their mission is rooted in inclusivity for people who identify as women, genderqueer, and/or nonbinary.  https://swana.einaudi.cornell.edu/  https://cornellwomenofmena.com/ Instagram: @cornellwomenofmena #دلنشین #نور

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