Tag: Poetry
Dogon songs preserve accounts of Fulbe relations and prophecy
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in AnthropologyDogon oral tradition preserves songs by prophet Abirè Goro documenting nineteenth-century Dogon-Fulbe relations and prophecies that inform contemporary conflicts.
Poetry and philosophy overlap in several ways
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in AestheticsExamination of how poetry and philosophy intersect, overlap, and complicate each other’s intellectual practices without collapsing into unified disciplines.
Debate over translator positionality in literary translation
Examining the Amanda Gorman translation controversy to explore whether translators should be selected based on lived experience or professional knowledge and expertise.
Ono’s encounters with forcibly mobilized Koreans shaped his poetry
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Tozaburo Ono’s wartime encounters with forcibly mobilized Korean workers at Fujinagata Shipyard and their influence on postwar poetic representation and philosophical development.
