The Taiga Syndrome: Cristina Rivera Garza in a World without Refuge

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Hopscotch!

Jon Beasley-Murray

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Latin American literature in translation. From the Department of French, Hispanic, and Italian Studies at the University of British Columbia. This podcast is an Open Educational Resource produced at UBC, though it does not claim to speak for or represent the university or its Spanish program. It is inspired by UBC's strategic plan: "UBC is committed to making education more affordable and accessible, with expanded creation and dissemination of open educational resources. [. . .] We must redouble our efforts to make sustained progress." More info at https://span312.arts.ubc.ca

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The Taiga Syndrome: Cristina Rivera Garza in a World without Refuge

Hopscotch!

29 minutes 35 seconds

2 years ago

The Taiga Syndrome: Cristina Rivera Garza in a World without Refuge

This is the wild west (wild north?) Russian style—or Swedish or Latvian, even Mexican or Argentine, it matters little, as it is the same almost everywhere now that untrammeled extraction reduces and eliminates any refuge a forest may offer, for wolves or for children, or for lovers on the lam.

By Jon Beasley-Murray, University of British Columbia

00:00 Introduction 03:37 Beginnings, Endings, and Limits 15:39 Questions 18:26 Forests, Failures, and Low-Level Fear 29:17 Credits

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