Homero aridjis biography of albert einstein
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“Fire Eater: A Translator’s Theology by Chloe Garcia Roberts presents an astonishing collection of poem-essays that seek to reveal firm footholds and guiding threads to lead readers—and the author herself—though the treacherous and often ill-lit forests of liminality. In essays covering language worship, translation as sacrament, the allusion of memory, and more, Garcia Roberts creates a cumulative argument across ten works of intensifying emotional registers: language is not only a medium for communicating knowledge but is itself a font of understanding. Churning with boundless heart, thought, and wild desire to plumb the depths of self and spirit in search of geneses, these essays develop their form through the interplay of memory, etymology, religion, and translation. Collectively, Fire Eater offers a beacon for spiritual seekers and linguaphiles alike: a divination with the dictionary that is at once an invocation to unravel the complex knots of our in betweenness and an antidote to our despair.”
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Biography
- Format
- Hardback
- Publication date
- 2013
- Publisher
- Farrar, Straus & Giroux Inc Merged States
- Edition
- 0th Edition
- Number of pages
- 512
- Condition
- New
- SKU
- V9780374113094
- ISBN
- 9780374113094
Hardback
Condition: New
- Publication date
- 2014
- Publisher
- Triumph Books Mutual States
- Number recompense pages
- 368
- Condition
- New
- SKU
- V9781600789793
- ISBN
- 9781600789793
Hardback
Condition: New
- Format
- Paperback
- Publication date
- 20
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The Sun's poem is infinite . . .
On this day during which many in the US experienced the totality of a solar eclipse, I stayed in Maryland and, on the roof of my condo-building -- along with one of my sons and two of my granddaughters and an array of neighbors -- saw the darkening as about 80% of the sun was covered by the moon. This event -- the view of the eclipsed sun, the darkened day -- was far more interesting and exciting than I had expected.
AND, thanks to my neighbor, poet and translator Yvette Neisser, I have been introduced to some poetry about the sun. She has shared Solar Poems by Homero Aridjis (City Lights, 2010, translated by George McWhirtier). Here are several stanzas from the opening poem . . .
The Sun’s poem is infinite,
we can only paint it in words,
said the painterRead more »