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Esteban Peicovich recites a poem by Polish poet and 1996 Noble Prize winner, Wislawa Symborska. Peicovich interviews journalist and translator Pablo Ingberg, author of Diario de un misogino. Ingberg was born in Dolores, Argentina in 1960. He graduated from the University of Buenos Aires and currently contributes to the newspaper supplements for La Nacion. Ingberg has translated Greek, Latin, English, French, and Portuguese. Particular works he has translated include La Antigona y el Edipo Rey de Sofocles and work by the Greek poetess Sappho. Ingberg talks about how he feels about the use of his native tongue and other languages. He talks about his approach in translating various languages. He also talks about his education, search for a true calling, and how he came to be a translator. Peicovich reads the inside cover review of Ingberg's Diario de un misogino. Ingberg has published four poetry books, most recently Camino a Damasco (1995). Todos los caminos conducen a Roma is a theatrical work he collaborated in which premiered in 1984.
Converted with permission from sound cassette to compact disc by the Texas A&M University Libraries.
Interviewer, Esteban Peicovich ; interviewee, Pablo Ingberg.
Originally broadcast from Buenos Aires, Argentina on May 6, 1999 as a segment of the radio program Los Palabristas.
Reproduction. Ingberg, Pablo, 1960- Pablo Ingberg. [1999] 1 sound cassette : analog.