布兰科说

Hugh Hazelton (tradut.), Sylvain Campeau
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休·黑兹尔顿是魁省诗人兼艺术评论家西尔万·坎波的诗《说白话》的译者。这首诗于2019年全文出版,随后由阿兰·勒福特(Alain Lefort)改编成视频,参加了2021年在蒙特里萨举行的国际电影艺术节(FIFA)。这是一首考察魁北克人根源的长诗;他们在英国统治下为保存自己作为一个民族,特别是通过自己的语言而进行的斗争;来自世界各地的移民进入法语圈的影响,同时保留了他们自己的语言和文化的记忆;以及对法属魁北克未来命运的思考。作者还谈到了土著人民和他们的语言以及他们之间的联系,以及最近在各种出身的年轻人中出现的一种新的多语言俚语。这篇课文是原文的删节版。
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Speak blanc
Hugh Hazelton is the translator of the poem “Speak blanc”, by Sylvain Campeau, a poet and art critic in Québec. The poem was published in full in 2019, and was then adapted for a video by Alain Lefort for the 2021 Festival International du Film sur l'Art (FIFA) in Montréal. It is a long poem that examines the roots of the Quebec people; their struggle to preserve themselves as a people, especially through their language, under British rule; the impact of the arrival of immigrants from all over the world who enter the Francophone sphere, while retaining the memory of their own languages and cultures; as well as reflections on the fate of French Quebec in the future. The author also talks about indigenous peoples and their languages and links between them, as well as a new multilingual slang that is emerging among young people of all origins lately. This text is a shortened version of the original.
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Interfaces Brasil-Canada
Interfaces Brasil-Canada CULTURAL STUDIES-
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