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Professor Claire Williams' work focuses on women's writing and minority writing from the Lusophone world. She gives us an extensive reading list and talks Brazilian women writers of many types of text.

A list of all the books mentioned in the talk:
gwyl.org/news/brazilian-womens-literature-in-english-translation

You can find Claire at: mod-langs.ox.ac.uk/people/claire-williams

Day 5 Highlights: youtu.be/zduYkAQZDuI
Day 5 Events:
A poetry recommendation, Wislawa Szymborska: youtu.be/w-m6ffut4sE
An Afternoon of Brazilian Music: youtu.be/6g6MVXZ6OSY
What it's like to be an Early Career Korean Translator: youtu.be/oy-X7JynJlg

Buy Books seen at the Festival: uk.bookshop.org/lists/g-w-y-l-h-a-f-2021

To support the festival: patreon.com/gwylhaf

Website: gwyl.org
Twitter: twitter.com/gwylhaf
Instagram: instagram.com/gwylhaf

Gŵyl Haf is a festival of translated literature and arts. The world’s top translators - currently into and out of English - come together to celebrate the art of translation and diversify your reading.
Brazilian Women WritersSinoist Books Present: Translation as CollaborationAfternoon Mix by James Ward at Gŵyl FestivalWays To Watch the Festival: Wrap UpAll About Charco Press with Carolina OrloffDeconstructing Translation through a Spanish PoemTranslating Kiffe Kiffe Demain and Faïza GuéneThe Caribbean, Children and Campobello: Day 11 HighlightsJapanese Translation and Where The Wild Ladies AreIndia and Theories of Translation: A Lecture in Two PartsGŵyl Day 9The Only Account of the Mexican Revolution Written by a Woman: Nellie Campobello

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