Patton King
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This document discusses translations and their multiple effects, with a focus on King and Patton's perspectives. King provides an example from an undergraduate class about different ways of translating the phrase "there are no lesbians here." Patton discusses the differences between queer politics and identity politics, and examines issues with globalization and its effects, such as enabling human rights movements globally but also localizing foreign concepts. The goals are to cover translations, perspectives from King and Patton, and take questions about globalization.
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Patton King
- 1. LOST IN TRANSLATION Patton & King Oct 11, 2012
- 2. TODAY’S GOALS • Translations--multiple in effects • King • Patton • Questions re globalization. Sheets? Film setup: Fremde Haute
- 4. PETE SEEGER
- 6. ATIF ASLAM
- 7. “NACHNA ONDA NEI” Tigerstyle
- 8. KING • Undergrad class example •2 ways of “there are no lesbians here” • berdache example • bisexuality?
- 9. PATTON • Queer Politics vs. Identity Politics. Examples? • Taiwan--what is problem? • Nation enables globalization 202 • Globalization of human rights 204 • Effects: nativizing 206 • Sexuality Studies, Globalization--time and worm holes 209-10
- 10. TODAY’S GOALS • Translations--multiple in effects • King • Patton • Questions re globalization. Sheets? Film setup: Fremde Haute
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- Atif Aslam \nAtif was born into a Muslim family in Lahore, Pakistan.Atif Aslam is a Pakistani musician. He was born in Wazirabad, Gujranwala, Punjab, pakistan and educated in Lahore and Rawalpind.\nBiggest Pakistani Guy. Does lots of Bollywood songs, too.\n
- Tigerstyle is a Punjabi DJ and the lyrics are Punjabi global hit 4 years ago.\nMashup.\nBillie Jean and Under Pressure (Bowie)\nRaj and Pops come from a folk background, with the traditional upbringing of a Sikh family, with their roots in Punjab, Punjabi folk music, in particular Punjabi music from the late 1970s to early 1980s, They also list Rap, Hip hop, RnB and Drum n bass with artists such as Dr. Dre and Ice Cube as influences.[1]\nhey started their music career in 1997 when as DJs they created Desi Bombsquad Sound System with the intent of nurturing the bhangra scene in Scotland as they felt it lagged behind the English bhangra scene.[2] The name Tigerstyle is taken from the Tiger Style of Shaolin Kung Fu named after the tiger,[3] with the brothers coming from a Sikh warrior background which has its own martial art, Gatka, and the name Singh meaning lion.[1]\nThe brothers have released a number of singles and albums and also done official remixes for artists such as Lisa Maffia and Raghav. After a legal dispute with previous record companies, they signed to Nachural Records, the label that launched Panjabi MC.\nTigerstyle have toured all over the world and shared stages with the likes of Lily Allen, Dub Pistols, Misty in Roots, Talvin Singh, Nitin Sawhney, Gunjan, Asian Dub Foundation, Badmarsh & Shri, Truth Hurts, Panjabi MC, Future World Funk as well as Bobby Friction and DJ Nihal on BBC Radio 1. Friction has said of Tigerstyle, "They are without doubt the next Asian/Bhangra act that will break through into the mainstream - it is only a question of time.\n\n
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