Writing the World

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Writing the World

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86 minutes

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Nov 6, 2008

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Discussing Hebrew, Polish, and Irish writers, four of the world's best known poets examine how local politics, national realities, and cultural traditions affect great literary traditions.

Released:

Nov 6, 2008

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Titles in the series (100)

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