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For Educators
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The Selected Poems of Jean Sénac
Jean Sénac; Katia Sainson, trans.; David Bergman, trans.
Sheep Meadow Press
2010 • 264 pp. 6 1/2 x 9"
Poetry
$21.95 Paperback, 978-1-931357-75-3
Trans. from the French |
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First English translation of revolutionary Algerian poet
Endorsements:
“The poems of Jean Sénac sing in a long, sustained and pure voice of the land where the sun has its workshop— a workshop whose roof is the night and for whom man is a disappointing and marvelous achievement.”—René Char, one of the great French poets of the century
“I think of his furor, his cries, his refusals: because the Arab world that he loved has forgotten, in a particularly harsh way, what it knew of freedom and poetry, only to replace them with falsehoods backed up with arms and the gloved hand placed over the mouths of those who attempt to speak.”—Tahar Ben Jelloun
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JEAN SÉNAC (1926-1973) is an Algerian poet who wrote love poems and militant poems on the fight for Algerian independence in French.
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