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Tag Archives: terrorism

Translation after 9/11 / by Emily Apter

Posted on December 22, 2006 by Erik BornDecember 22, 2006

Translation after 9/11 Emily Apter Download PDF Abstract: Commenting on the judicial scandal of the conviction of Mohammed Yousry, the official translator for the mastermind behind the first World Trade Center bombing, Emily Apter argues that translators occupy an increasingly … Continue reading →

Posted in Volume 2 | Tagged 9/11, migration, Multilingualism, terrorism, translation, war

November / by Hito Steyerl

Posted on September 1, 2005 by Erik BornSeptember 1, 2005

November Hito Steyerl Download PDF Abstract: November is the time after October, a time when revolution seems to be over and peripheral struggles have become particular, localist, and almost impossible to communicate. In November a new reactionary form of terror … Continue reading →

Posted in Volume 1 | Tagged November, terrorism, traveling images
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