#bookbrainz

I really like 1984 and have never read Animal Farm… I’ll start keeping an eye out in second hand shops

speakingof: aerozol[m] bring any version of Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"if you can. I would like to use it to illustrate a point

that goes to all the people of the summit: i want to discuss/ illustrate something. coudlthose of you that own, /have access too, a copy of Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" bring a copy of it? any kind, pocket, any transaltions. as many as you have is fine. I want to spesifically illustrate something with this book

Hey Jigen! I don't have any and am too busy to go second hand shopping before the summit sorry!! Have you not found one in your area? Or are you looking for multiple copies?

Jigen: is it fine on my ereader? I use to have a German version of it on my ereader. Or are you looking specifically for printed editions?

outsidecontext[m: absolutely! that's actually great to havesuch a version too

aerozol[m]: any and all copies

iwill be bringing my own

Great. I'm curious what will happen :)

I have a translated version, but I won't be at the summit, and now I wanna know. :P

<11muxxer.exe> Should translations include the original writer of the work?

<11muxxer.exe> I mean, one would say "Yes, of course", but when you go and check an author, say, George Orwell, under his works you can see the original work for, for instance, Animal Farm, and then all the translations.

<11muxxer.exe> Don't translations already imply the author of the work through the "translation of" relationship?