Hemingway would not have known Leo Tolstoy and Fedor Dostoevsky if not for the translations of Constance Garnett. How could we learn about other cultures and civilizations without reading their literature? And how could we do that without translation, the most vital and underappreciated art? Read more...
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05/17 8:48: "...being banished to the #Caucasus was usually a sign that one was on the path to [literary] glory" http://t.co/Zkjywyadei
05/16 6:37: Jon Hamm+@DanielRadcliffe+#Bulgakov = A Young Doctor's Notebook, coming to US TV screens this summer. Via @latimes http://t.co/6RfYCxCS5W
05/15 6:13: Juvenile offenders study #Tolstoy behind bars via @washingtonpost http://t.co/CpZV3dZhpp
05/15 10:09: Leskov. Russia's "best-kept secret"? Now THAT says something! http://t.co/3jMj1p0GeX http://t.co/CQaAsbIOBe
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