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Lead article Carmen Musat describes a paradox in the career of poet and translator Mircea Ivanescu. Nobel-able by all accounts and celebrated for translating James Joyce’s Ulysses and Robert Musil’s The Man Without Qualities into Romanian, Ivanescu has himself been strangely under-translated. Ivanescu received the “Gheorghe Craciun
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