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SUMMARY:The Translational Origins and Afterlives of Macunaíma
DESCRIPTION:\nKrista Brune\,&nbsp\;Assistant Professor of Portuguese and
	 Spanish\,&nbsp\;analyzes M&aacute\;rio de Andrade&rsquo\;s 1928 moderni
	st novel&nbsp\;Macuna&iacute\;ma&nbsp\;in conjunction with debates about
	 its translations\, adaptations\, and intertextual dialogues to undersco
	re the centrality of travel and translation to the creation and circulat
	ion of Macuna&iacute\;ma. She contends that the afterlife&nbsp\;of&nbsp\
	;Macuna&iacute\;main the Anglo-American context has unfolded primarily t
	hrough&nbsp\;filmic and fictional adaptations of Joaquim Pedro de Andrad
	e&rsquo\;s 1969 film and Guyanese writer Pauline Melville&rsquo\;s 1997 
	novel&nbsp\;The Ventriloquist&rsquo\;s Tale.\n\nFor more details: https:
	//events.la.psu.edu/event/the_translational_origins_and_afterlives_of_ma
	cunaima/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p>Krista Brune,&n
	bsp;Assistant Professor of Portuguese and Spanish,<i>&nbsp;</i>analyzes 
	M&aacute;rio de Andrade&rsquo;s 1928 modernist novel&nbsp;<i>Macuna&iacu
	te;ma&nbsp;</i>in conjunction with debates about its translations, adapt
	ations, and intertextual dialogues to underscore the centrality of trave
	l and translation to the creation and circulation of Macuna&iacute;ma. S
	he contends that the afterlife<i>&nbsp;</i>of&nbsp;<i>Macuna&iacute;ma</
	i>in the Anglo-American context has unfolded primarily through&nbsp;film
	ic and fictional adaptations of Joaquim Pedro de Andrade&rsquo;s 1969 fi
	lm and Guyanese writer Pauline Melville&rsquo;s 1997 novel&nbsp;<i>The V
	entriloquist&rsquo;s Tale</i>.</p><p>For more details: <a href='https://
	events.la.psu.edu/event/the_translational_origins_and_afterlives_of_macu
	naima/'>https://events.la.psu.edu/event/the_translational_origins_and_af
	terlives_of_macunaima/</a></p></body></html>
LOCATION:124 Sparks Building
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