Encuentro con autores | ‘Cuerpo Lengua ’ con Mariana Matija

Entre las muchas cosas que despierta el texto ‘Lengua’ que Mariana escribió para el noveno volumen de la Revista Multimedia Wimblu dedicado al ‘Lenguaje’, destaca el juego entre lo que está adentro y afuera de nuestros cuerpos, que nos invita a pensar la lengua cómo algo que contenemos y, al mismo tiempo, nos contiene.

Escuchá esta conversación en donde Mariana reflexiona sobre la cualidad transformadora del lenguaje, sobre cómo las historias que contamos determinan nuestra relación con el mundo, y el proceso creativo del texto ‘Lengua’.

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In this episode we speak with Susanne Paola Antonetta, author of the essay ‘Language Garden’ featured on Wimblu’s Magazine Volume 9, dedicated to Language. Based on her encounter with Chantek, a signing orangutan, Susanne's text leads us to profound reflections on ethics: what are we provoking in the minds of animals when we impose human learning on them? How much does 'giving them a language' bring us closer or further away from a recognition of the agency, intelligence and consciousness of these non-human beings? Are we still thinking about consciousness under anthropocentric bias?

Listen to Susanne talk about her experience meeting Chantek, a signing orangutan, and the impact this encounter had on her way of relating to language, consciousness and the more-than-human world.

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Meet the Authors | ‘Language & Landscape’ with Len Murusalu & Alessandra Baltodano.

In this episode we speak with Len Murusalu, author of the short film ‘After Betelgeuse’ and Alessandra Baltodano, author of the multimedia ‘(silence)’. Both stories are part of Volume 9 ‘Language’ of Wimblu Magazine. On one hand Len explores language as a being with its own agency that emerges from the landscape and flows through the bodies of the people that inhabit it. On the other hand, Alessandra’s story recognizes a need to quiet the discursive mind in order to listen to the world, and to connect with the landscapes we inhabit.

Listen to both authors speak about their creative processes of each story and the way their exploration of language has opened up different ways to relate to the landscape.

To read ‘After Betelgeuse’ by Len Murusalu visit: https://wimblu.com/en/volumen-9/tras-betelgeuse/

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