How does the translator's role convey voice, tone and meaning across linguistic boundaries? This event invites language lovers and curious minds to explore the intersections between French literature, philosophy, translation and the living world beneath our feet.
Join Professor Jacqueline Dutton in conversation with acclaimed translator Stephanie Smee to discuss Gaspard Koenig's 'Lowly Creatures', a work that brings together French literature, philosophy and environmental reflection to reveal the hidden worlds that sustain life.
A 60-minute conversation with literary discussion and translation insights including selected passages read by students in both French and English.
The conversation will explore the work of literary translators, examining the challenges and creative decisions involved in bringing a contemporary French work to English-speaking audiences.
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| Thu 5 Nov |
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Location 
University of Melbourne
The Open Stage
757 Swanston St
Parkville 3010
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