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WHAT DOES CLARICE WHISPHER IN YOUR EAR?

Conceived by Marília Librandi, Clarice 100 Ears is a multilingual and open-ended sound library launched in November 2020 to celebrate Clarice Lispector’s centennial. The initiative gathers writers, artists, scholars, and everyday readers from Brazil and around the world giving voice to Clarice’s writings.

Adriana Petryna

Aparecida Vilaça

Camila Morgado

Ernesto Mané

Idra Novey

Jaider Esbell

Jhumpa Larihi

Lilia M. Schwarcz

Paulo Valente Gugel

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TÂNIA STOLZE LIMA (BRAZIL)

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TÂNIA STOLZE LIMA (BRAZIL)

Professor of Anthropology at the Universidade Federal Fluminense and Researcher of the Núcleo de Transformações Indígenas (NuTI) reading the short-story “O ovo e a galinha” (“The Egg and the Chicken”), in Portuguese.

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DAIANE TAMANAHA (BRAZIL/UNITED STATES)

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DAIANE TAMANAHA (BRAZIL/UNITED STATES)

Journalist and Lecturer in Spanish and Portuguese at Princeton University reading the crônica “Das vantagens de ser bobo” [“The advantages of being foolish”], in Portuguese.

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AMILCAR TORRÃO FILHO (BRAZIL)

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AMILCAR TORRÃO FILHO (BRAZIL)

Professor of Brazilian History at the Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo reading the crônica “Espanha” (“Spain”) from A descoberta do mundo [Discovering the World] and excerpts from A hora da estrela (The Hour of the Star), in Portuguese.

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VALÉRIA TORRES AMARAL BURITY (BRAZIL)

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VALÉRIA TORRES AMARAL BURITY (BRAZIL)

Human rights attorney and Secretary-General of FIAN Brazil reading the crônica “As três experiências” [“The three experiences”], in Portuguese.

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ELENA URIBE (MEXICO/UNITED STATES)

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ELENA URIBE (MEXICO/UNITED STATES)

Former diplomat and Director of Princeton’s International Internship Program (IIP) readings excerpts from Água Viva, in Spanish.

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