Podcasts about In Another Country

The great Italian scholar Martina Mastandrea, who spoke with us in 2023 to discuss "In Another Country," joins us again to talk about another Hemingway tale: "Out of Season."After Mastandrea treats us to an Italian rendition of the opening to "Out of Season," we explore many aspects of the story, including its biographical inspiration, connections to other Hemingway texts (like "Cat in the Rain" and "Hills Like White Elephants"), the role Cortina plays as a setting, and ways to read the famous ending.  This celebrated story is always in-season, so please join us as Martina Mastandrea guides us through it!

Mark Kurlansky, the author of dozens of books of fiction, nonfiction, and children's literature (including Cod, Salt, and The Importance of Not Being Ernest), shares his one true sentence from Hemingway's story "In Another Country."

Andrea Jurjević is a Croatian poet, writer, and literary translator living in the US. She is the author of two poetry collections and a chapbook: In Another Country, winner of the 2022 Saturnalia Books Prize; Small Crimes, winner of the 2015 Philip Levine Prize; and Nightcall, which was the 2021 ACME Poem Company Surrealist Series selection. Andrea's book-length translations from Croatian include Olja Savičević's Mamasafari (Diálogos Press, 2018) and Marko Pogačar's Dead Letter Office (The Word Works, 2020), which was shortlisted for the 2021 National Translation Award in Poetry. You can read Only River is Fluent here: https://www.thenormalschool.com/blog/2023/10/11/andrea-jurjevic   Music by Oleksi Holubiev & Monument Music    

The great Italian scholar Martina Mastandrea discusses “In Another Country,” one of Hemingway's finest short stories. After Mastandrea treats us to an Italian rendition of the famous opening paragraph, we explore the many treasures of the story: Why did F. Scott Fitzgerald admire the first sentence of the story so much? Is this a Nick Adams story? What does it tell us about Hemingway's perspective on war? What's the difference between our protagonist and the hunting hawks? Why is the major so insistent on speaking Italian grammatically…. and never marrying?  Join us in our discussion and celebration of “In Another Country” and then go re-read it!

Jacke is joined by Professor Mark Cirino, host of the One True Podcast and editor of One True Sentence: Writers & Readers on Hemingway's Art, for a discussion of Hemingway's classic short story about World War I and recovery in an Italian hospital, "In Another Country." (If you haven't read the story in a while don't worry - we read it for you!) PLUS we kick off a new series on 99 random fragments of Kafka's life. NOTE: Mark's One True Podcast is planning to run an episode on "In Another Country" later this year - subscribe now so you don't miss it! Additional listening suggestions: 432 Hemingway's One True Sentence (with Mark Cirino) 47 Hemingway vs Fitzgerald 162 Ernest Hemingway Help support the show at patreon.com/literature or historyofliterature.com/donate. The History of Literature Podcast is a member of Lit Hub Radio and the Podglomerate Network. Learn more at www.thepodglomerate.com/historyofliterature. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Wilson's summer film watching audio diary! Over the summer of 2022 each of us recorded little audio snippets reviewing every film that we watched, and these are Wilson's! You can listen to our combined discussion of our summer movie watching in our roundup episode. We recommend you start there! Wanna tell us about the films you're watching? Come join our Discord server! Keep up with Deep Cut on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Letterboxd. List of Films Discussed: 3/6 Pompo the Cinephile 3/6 Notting Hill 3/6 Escape Room: Tournament of Champions 1/7 You've Got Mail 1/7 Mass 1/7 Top Gun: Maverick 4/7 Elvis 5/7 RRR 7/7 Lost Highway 10/7 Project A: Part II 10/7 Ritual 11/7 Marcel the Shell with Shoes On 13/7 Sanjuro 14/7 Mad God 14/7 The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie 15/7 Fast & Feel Love 18/7 The Lost City 19/7 Goodbye, Dragon Inn 20/7 Fire of Love 21/7 Miami Vice 22/7 Nope 30/7 The Big Sleep 30/7 Full Alert 30/7 Barb & Star Go to Vista Del Mar 14/8 Good Luck to You, Leo Grande 19/8 In Another Country 22/8 The Adventures of Rosette 22/8 Keep Rolling 23/8 The Weaving of a Dream: Johnnie To's Vision and Craft 23/8 Katatsumori 24/8 Broker 27/8 The Actress and the Poet 29/8 Funny Pages 30/8 Moments in a Stolen Dream 30/8 All About Love 30/8 Love Massacre

If you wish your children could become English Speaking Experts without having to agonize over every word or have the paranoia of working with other cultures you need to take action now. This show introduces you to a range of activities at home, overseas and online to expose your kids to other cultures and languages. From aupair to zookeeping, there is something for your child to gain some experience and stretch their cultural comfort zone.

In conversation with Priya Joshi, Professor of English at Temple University in Philadelphia  Economist Amartya Sen received the Nobel Prize for his ''fascinating ... eloquent, and probing'' (The New York Times) work on social choice theory, welfare economics, development economics, and economics during peacetime and war. Advocating for ethical economies that prioritize tolerance, pluralism, and harmony, his many books include An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradictions, Development as Freedom, and Identity and Violence: The Illusion of Destiny. The Lamont University Professor at Harvard University, Sen is the recipient of many honors, including the Bharat Ratna, which is the most distinguished honor awarded by the president of India, the Eisenhower Medal, the French Legion of Honor, and the National Humanities Medal. ''A portrait of a citizen of the world'' (The Spectator), Home in the World recounts how his experiences in Asia, Europe, and the United States continue to shape his moral vision for the future. Priya Joshi is a scholar of narrative who studies the social work of popular culture from the nineteenth- to twenty-first centuries. Priya's books include In Another Country:  Colonialism, Culture, and the English Novel in India which won the Modern Language Association's First Book Prize, and Bollywood's India:  A Public Fantasy, both published by Columbia University Press.   She's currently completing a study called Good Bad Books about the titles that everybody loved to read but hated to admit that they did.   (recorded 2/7/2022)

"IN ANOTHER COUNTRY" is told through the eyes of an unnamed member of the Ambulance corps in Milan, Italy following World War 1, presumed to be from the perspective of Nick Adams, a character that author Ernest Hemmingway created to see the world through his own eyes. The story is short, but concise, and speaks of a myriad of issues of the time, some which have transcended time and are surprisingly relevant today…

In an episode that is unfortunately too timely, One True Podcast welcomes Elizabeth Outka to discuss the 1918-1919 flu pandemic, writers' responses to it, and the way it compares to our current experience with COVID-19.Dr. Outka discusses Hemingway’s engagement with the so-called “Spanish influenza” (in works like "A Natural History of the Dead") as well as modernism’s broader depiction of the worldwide devastation that ensued. The interview touches on Katherine Anne Porter, T.S. Eliot, Willa Cather, and others. As she does in her book Viral Modernism, Outka offers an insightful perspective that combines literary and historical analysis with scientific knowledge.The episode was recorded on May 20th, 2020.

In an episode that is unfortunately too timely, One True Podcast welcomes Elizabeth Outka to discuss the 1918-1919 flu pandemic, writers' responses to it, and the way it compares to our current experience with COVID-19.Dr. Outka discusses Hemingway’s engagement with the so-called “Spanish influenza” (in works like "A Natural History of the Dead") as well as modernism’s broader depiction of the worldwide devastation that ensued. The interview touches on Katherine Anne Porter, T.S. Eliot, Willa Cather, and others. As she does in her book Viral Modernism, Outka offers an insightful perspective that combines literary and historical analysis with scientific knowledge.The episode was recorded on May 20th, 2020.

We are finishing up our March Hemingway selections with his short story "In Another Country." We talk about Hemingway's economy with words and his open door for redemption, despite what many perceive to be dark in his stories. We also draw some comparisons to this unique Lent and Holy Week that God is inviting us to walk during this unprecedented time in our country and the world.

This time, we have feelings, but we're gonna need to watch a bunch of movies before we know what they are.Loose Canons Ep. 147 In Another Country

Episode 18.5!  We're back! In this episode the twins discuss THE SKIN THAT I LIVE IN (2011), ELLE (2016), and IN ANOTHER COUNTRY (2012). Music:Tamaryn - "Coral Flower" Tame Impala - "I'm A Man (Haim Remix)" Email us at: talktrashtwins@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: @trashtwins Tumblr: http://trashtwinspodcast.tumblr.com/ Read more at http://trashtwins.libsyn.com/#3q3vz5cROq75Wwyv.99

Episode 83: Students Sound Off on "In Another Country"Running Time: 18:43This Week's Guests:Daniel DanenbergKeenan MurphyChristopher NilandMichael SantosSeth VianiWhat happens when you get a room full of high school guys together in a room to talk about one of the all-time "man's men" of American Literature? Episode 83 of the DJO English Round Table podcast, of course. This week, Mr. Meehan welcomes five guys from the Honors American Literature class to the podcast studio for the ultimate "bro-down" as we wax philosophical on the finer points of manliness as depicted in Ernest Hemingway's "In Another Country." Check out this week's episode for a spirited look at life and literature through the eyes of the fine young men of O'Connell High School. Your browser does not support this audio Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes! And we'll see you again next week.

Episode 84: More Students Sound Off on "In Another Country"Running Time: 19:36This Week's Guests:Christopher ChehadeThomas CookChristopher HoWake WildmanWhat happens when you get another room full of high school guys together in a room to talk about one of the all-time "man's men" of American Literature? More students sounding off on Ernest Hemingway! This week, Mr. Meehan welcomes four of O'Connell's fine young men for a second round of philosophy and literature analysis as we discuss Ernest Hemingway's "In Another Country." Check out this week's episode for another spirited look at life and literature through the eyes of the fine young men of O'Connell High School. Your browser does not support this audio Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes! And we'll see you again next week.

Taking a look at an actress known for The Look: Dame Charlotte Rampling, in her Oscar-nominated turn in 45 Years - a haunting and intimate look at the potential fragility of a long and stable marriage. How well does one really know one's own spouse? Co-starring Tom Courtenay; written and directed by Andrew Haigh; based on the short story "In Another Country" by David Constantine. Also, hear what Hollister & O'Toole think of the BBC series Happy Valley (re-teaming the creator and star of Last Tango in Halifax); which movie Hollister watched on Valentine's Day; and how 45 Years reminds O'Toole of Liane Moriarty's The Husband's Secret.

Clima de mostra, clima de curadoria de boteco! Mulher, mulher, mulher..... As mulheres estão com tudo! Girl Power! E por isso o Flu, juntamente com a Barbara Chagas selecionaram vários filmes irados onde a mulher é poderosa e protagonista. A seleção foi tão boa que eles ganharam o concurso do Grupo Estação. A mostra acontece de 7/3 até 12/3, no Cine Odeon. Neste podcast especial, os curadores comentam todos os filmes escolhidos. Corre pro cinema!!! PROGRAMAÇÃO Preço Único (todos os dias): R$ 08,00 Sexta (07/03) As Hiper Mulheres (As Hiper Mulheres), dir: Carlos Fausto, Leonardo Sette, Takumã Kuikuro. Com Documentário. 80 min . Vitrine Filmes. 10 anos. 13h10 Adorável Pivellina (La Pivellina), dir: Tizza Covi, Rainer Frimmel. Com Tairo Caroli, Asia Crippa, Patrizia Gerardi, Walter Saabel. 100 min . Estação. Livre. 14h50 Elena (Elena ), dir: Petra Costa. Com Petra Costa. 80 min . Espaço Filmes. 12 anos. 16h50 Ela Vai (Elle S´En Va), dir: Emmanuelle Bercot. Com Catherine Deneuve, Hafsia Herzi, Valérie Lagrange. 116 min . Esfera Filmes. 12 anos. 18h30 Paraísos Artificiais (Paraísos Artificiais), dir: Marcos Prado. Com Nathalia Dill, Luca Bianchi, Lívia de Bueno, Bernardo Melo Barreto. 96 min . Zazen Produções. 16 anos. 20h45 ************************************************** Sábado (08/03) Indomável Sonhadora (Beasts of the Southern Wild ), dir: Benh Zeitlin. Com Quvenzhané Wallis, Dwight Henry, Levy Easterly . 93 min . Imagem. 10 anos. 13h20 Tomboy (Tomboy), dir: Céline Sciamma. Com Mathieu Demy, Zoé Héran, Malonn Levana, Jeanne Disson. 82 min . Pandora. 10 anos. 15h10 A Chave de Sarah (Elle s'appelait Sarah), dir: Gilles Paquet-Brenner. Com Kristin Scott Thomas, Mélusine Mayance, Niels Arestrup, Aidan Quinn, James Gerard. 111 min . Imagem. 14 anos. 16h50 A Visitante Francesa (Da-reun Na-ra-e-seo/ In Another Country), dir: Hong Sang-soo. Com Isabelle Huppert, Yu Junsang, Yumi Jung, Yuhjung Youn. 89 min . Pandora Filmes . 12 anos. 19h Prenda-me (Arrêtez-moi ), dir: Jean-Paul Lilienfeld. Com Sophie Marceau, Miou-Miou, Marc Barbé, Valérie Bodson. 99 min . Esfera Filmes. 14 anos. Pre-estreia especial 20h45 ************************************************** Domingo (09/03) A Criada (La Nana), dir: Sebastián Silva. Com Catalina Saavedra, Claudia Celedón, Alejandro Goic, Andrea García-Huidobro. 95 min . Esfera Filmes. 12 anos. 17h10 Aproximação (Disengagement), dir: Amos Gitai. Com Juliette Binoche, Jeanne Moreau, Hiam Abbass. 115 min . Pandora. 12 anos. 19h Gravidade (Gravity), dir: Alfonso Cuarón. Com Sandra Bullock, George Clooney, Ed Harris, Basher Savage. 91 min . Warner Bros. 12 anos. 21h10 ************************************************** Segunda (10/03) 180° (180°), dir: Eduardo Vaisman. Com Malu Galli, Eduardo Moscovis, Felipe Abib. 85 min . Pandora. 14 anos. 13h20 O Abismo Prateado (O Abismo Prateado ), dir: Karim Aïnouz. Com Alessandra Negrini, Milton Gonçalves, Thiago Martins, Carla Ribas. 84 min . Vitrine Filmes. 14 anos. 15h Mulheres Africanas - A Rede Invisivel (Mulheres africanas - A Rede Invisivel ), dir: Carlos Nascimbeni. Com Documentário. 80 min . Cine Vídeo. 12 anos. 16h50 A Condenação (Conviction), dir: Tony Goldwyn. Com Hilary Swank, Sam Rockwell, Owen Campbell, Minnie Driver, Melissa Leo. 110 min . Vinny Filmes. 14 anos. 18h30 Além das Montanhas (Dupa dealuri), dir: Cristian Mungiu. Com Cosmina Stratan, Cristina Flutur, Valeriu Andriuta . 151 min . California Filmes. 12 anos. 20h40 ************************************************** Terça (11/03) Flores Raras (Flores Raras), dir: Bruno Barreto. Com Glória Pires, Miranda Otto, Tracy Middendorf, Lola Kirke. 116 min . Imagem Filmes. 14 anos. 13h Bárbara (Barbara), dir: Christian Petzold. Com Nina Hoss, Ronald Zehrfeld, Rainer Bock. 105 min . Pandora. 14 anos. 14h50 Uma Dama Em Paris (Une Estonienne à Paris ), dir: Ilmar Raag. Com Jeanne Moreau, Laine Mägi, Patrick Pineau, Corentin Lobet. 94 min . Esfera Filmes. 14 anos. 16h50 Frances Ha (Frances Ha), dir: Noah Baumbach. Com Greta Gerwig, Mickey Sumner, Adam Driver, Patrick Heusinger. 90 min . Vitrine Filmes. 14 anos. 18h45 Todos Os Dias (Everyday), dir: Michael Winterbottom. Com John Simm, Shirley Henderson, Laurence Richardson, Johnny Lynch. 106 min . Esfera Filmes. 12 anos. 20h40 ************************************************** Quarta (12/03) Camille Claudel 1915 (Camille Claudel 1915), dir: Bruno Dumont. Com Juliette Binoche, Jean-Luc Vincent, Robert Leroy, Emmanuel Kauffman. 96 min . California Filmes. 12 anos. 13h Jovem e Bela (Jeune & jolie), dir: François Ozon. Com Marine Vacth, Géraldine Pailhas, Frédéric Pierrot, Fantin Ravat. 95 min . Europa Filmes. 14 anos. 14h50 As Mulheres do 6º Andar (Les Femmes du 6eme Etage), dir: Philippe Le Guay. Com Carmen Maura, Fabrice Luchini, Natalia Verbeke, Sandrine Kiberlain. 104 min . Vinny Filmes. 12 anos. 16h40 Hannah Arendt (Hannah Arendt), dir: Margarethe Von Trotta. Com Barbara Sukowa, Axel Milberg, Janet McTeer, Julia Jentsch. 113 min . Esfera Filmes. 12 anos. 18h40 Adeus, Minha Rainha (Les Adieux à la Reine ), dir: Benoît Jacquot. Com Léa Seydoux, Diane Kruger, Virginie Ledoyen, Xavier Beauvois. 104 min . Europa Filmes . 14 anos. Horário: Quarta (12/03) às 20h45 **************************************************