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Vox Humanities is a podcast from the Center for Humanities at Virginia Tech. Our focus is on the advancement of human centered knowledge, pursued in conversation with experts whose work enhances public understanding of a complex world to which humanistic inquiry has never…
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Mauro Caraccioli on Interlingual Relations (opens the original)
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In this episode, Corinne Noirot speaks with Mauro Caraccioli about his recent book, Interlingual Relations: Global Politics in a Polyglot World (University of Michigan Press, 2026) . The book is a volume of essays Mauro co-edited with Einar Wigen (University of Oslo). The chapters engage questions of language and translation in global politics, advancing a new research agenda for the study of translation in International Relations and demonstrating how linguistic mediation shapes political life
Season Two Preview (opens the original)
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After an extended break, Paul Quigley, Director of the Center for Humanities at Virginia Tech, introduces the new season of Vox Humanities. With hosts Corinne Noirot and Sweta Baniya, and producer Joe Forte, Paul speaks about the decision to bring back the podcast, his hopes for what it may accomplish, and the reasons behind a key change in format. Beginning next week, the new season will drop episodes monthly during academic semesters.
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