Pages Lost and New

Pages Lost and New

Margaret Randall

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Editorial:
Casa Urraca Press
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Historia social y cultural
ISBN:
9781956375527
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Margaret Randall has contributed poetry, essays, translations, and oral histories to the public discourse since the 1960s. Here, she assembles many of the prose works largely lost to time that demonstrate the arc of her thinking, from keynote addresses to informal talks and essays published long ago. More recent work reflects her fierce need to address topics about which she has new things to say. The essays range from photography to translation, social justice to creative expression. This deep collection bridges periods of our history and hers, contributing to the complex weave produced by Randall’s generation of thinkers and makers.

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