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Port Harcourt Book Festival panel

Port Harcourt Book Festival panel

Photograph of the panel at a PEN event held during the 2014 edition of Port Harcourt Book Festival (UNESCO World Book Capital 2014) titled What Language Means to Literature: Identity and the Importance of Literary Translation. From left to right are: Tade Ipadeola, president of the Nigerian Centre; Stanley Gazemba; Bibi Bakare-Yusuf; Ken Wiwa (Ken Saro-Wiwa Jr); and Ellah Wakatama Allfrey. The Nigerian Centre participated in the creation of a PEN report titled Culture’s Oxygen, which set out to examine the conditions for minority language creative writing industries in Kenya, Haiti, Serbia and Nigeria.

Port Harcourt Book Festival panel

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Ponencia en el Port Harcourt Book Festival

Fotografía de una ponencia durante un evento de PEN celebrado en el marco de la edición de 2014 del Port Harcourt Book Festival (Capital del Libro de la UNESCO, 2014) titulada What Language Means to Literature: Identity and the Importance of Literary Translation. De izquierda a derecha: Tade Ipadeola, presidente del Centro Nigeriano; Stanley Gazemba; Bibi Bakare-Yusuf; Ken Wiwa (hijo de Ken Saro-Wiwa); y Ellah Wakatama Allfrey. El Centro Nigeriano participó en la creación de un informe de PEN titulado Culture's Oxygen, que examinó el estado de las lenguas minoritarias en las indústrias creativas y literarias de Kenya, Haití, Serbia y Nigeria.

Date:

01/01/2014

Creator:

PEN International

Belongs to:

Translation and Linguistic Rights Committee

Format:

Photograph

Language:

n/a

Place:

Port Harcourt, Nigeria

Subject:

Culture's Oxygen; Literary Event; Minority Languages; Translation

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