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The Thursday Night Tea Research Group｜DISSENSUS
November 18, 2021 8-9pm CST Zoom ID 298 656 1787 (Online only!) In the second to last event of the Thursday Night Tea Series we welcome one of the most provocative scholars on translation, Prof. Jon Solomon, to give a talk on the modern regime of translation and the crisis of the outside. Working (and translating) between […]
