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徐金金 / Xu Jinjin

Overview

Xu Jinjin is a writer, artist, translator, and former student of Anne Carson who appears in EP289.

Current Profile

Xu describes Carson’s work as an early demonstration that scholarship, ancient material, poetry, and formal experiment could coexist. In the classroom, that permission extended into performance, image, dance, radio, and collaborative projects. Xu frames her own cross-field position between Chinese and English writing and visual art not only as marginality but as freedom from any one circle’s expectations.

Key Characteristics

  • Connects classical learning with experimental contemporary writing.
  • Works across literary and visual-art forms rather than accepting one medium as a complete identity.
  • Treats creative marginality as room for autonomy, slower development, and unexpected collaboration.
  • Distinguishes intimate recollection from claims to explain another artist’s work.

Evidence

Classical and experimental entry point

Cross-media freedom and boundary discipline

Qualifications

The page reflects Xu’s self-presentation in one podcast. It does not independently establish the full chronology, catalog, or reception of her creative and translation work.

What Changed

  • Created Xu Jinjin’s profile as a writer, artist, translator, and classroom witness.
  • Connected classical learning, cross-media practice, and edge-position freedom.

Relationships

Sources

1 source notes across 1 show
  1. EP289 在安妮·卡森的“马戏团”课堂,拆掉文学的条条框框 Talk三联