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Elizabeth Sarah Coles, Jordi Doce and Odalipo x Emma Villavecchia

On Anne Carson's "A Lecture on Pronouns"

Literary critic Elizabeth Sarah Coles reads the experimental lecture "Possessive Used as Drink (Me): A Lecture on Pronouns in the Form of Fifteen Sonnets" by the celebrated poet and classicist Anne Carson, with dance accompaniment from the Odalipo collective in collaboration with dancer Emma Villavecchia. The lecture will be followed by a conversation between the performers and poet and translator Jordi Doce.

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Han Kang and Jorge Carrión

Fiction as a Scalpel

With The Vegetarian, winner of the Man Booker prize, Han Kang has become the most prominent female Korean writer. The novel discusses insubordination, misogynist violence, contemporary art, food and humans’ relationship with the plant world, amongst other important questions ...

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Sirens and Robots

Tarta Relena | Joan Llort

In search of siren songs in times of climate narratives.

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119. Lichen

A three-voice story based on the words of Donna Haraway