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DESCRIPTION:The Moynihan Institute along with the Central Asia and Caucasus
 &nbsp\;Initiative is proud to host Mark E. Reese\, president and CEO of Su
 hbat\, LLC\, as he formally opens the exhibition celebrating the culture o
 f Uzbekistan at Bird Library.As part of CACI’s larger effort to raise awar
 eness about Central Asia’s historical and contemporary significance\, Rees
 e discusses the 20 years of work in\, and scholarship on\, Uzbekistan\, th
 at he drew upon to translate Abdullah Qodiriy's "O'tkan Kunlar\," the firs
 t full-length novel in the Uzbek language\, into English as "Bygone Days" 
 (Bowker\, 2019).&nbsp\; In his discussion\, Reese emphasizes the importanc
 e of historical attention\, immersive ethnography and linguistic nuance to
  the work of the novel’s translation while incorporating cultural artifact
 s currently on display at Bird Library. These artifacts are part of the Uz
 bekistan Cultural Exhibition\, resulting from mutual agreements between Sy
 racuse University and partners in Uzbekistan.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Reese’s talk ai
 ms to provide a platform for engagement between the Syracuse University co
 mmunity and Central Asian diaspora living in the Syracuse area. Such engag
 ements have grown increasingly important since the ambassador of Uzbekista
 n visited Syracuse University in 2019\, leading to a marked increase in st
 udents from and partnerships involving Central Asia.The exhibition will be
  on display from April 15 until May 15 at Bird Library.
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SUMMARY:At the Cultural and Social Crossroads of Historic and Modern Uzbeki
 stan
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Moynihan Institute along with the Centr
 al Asia and Caucasus&nbsp\;Initiative is proud to host Mark E. Reese\, pre
 sident and CEO of Suhbat\, LLC\, as he formally opens the exhibition celeb
 rating the culture of Uzbekistan at Bird Library.</p><p>As part of CACI’s 
 larger effort to raise awareness about Central Asia’s historical and conte
 mporary significance\, Reese discusses the 20 years of work in\, and schol
 arship on\, Uzbekistan\, that he drew upon to translate Abdullah Qodiriy's
  "O'tkan Kunlar\," the first full-length novel in the Uzbek language\, int
 o English as "Bygone Days<em>"</em> (Bowker\, 2019).&nbsp\; In his discuss
 ion\, Reese emphasizes the importance of historical attention\, immersive 
 ethnography and linguistic nuance to the work of the novel’s translation w
 hile incorporating cultural artifacts currently on display at Bird Library
 . These artifacts are part of the Uzbekistan Cultural Exhibition\, resulti
 ng from mutual agreements between Syracuse University and partners in Uzbe
 kistan.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p><p>Reese’s talk aims to provide a platform for en
 gagement between the Syracuse University community and Central Asian diasp
 ora living in the Syracuse area. Such engagements have grown increasingly 
 important since the ambassador of Uzbekistan visited Syracuse University i
 n 2019\, leading to a marked increase in students from and partnerships in
 volving Central Asia.</p><p><span style="background-color: rgba(0\, 0\, 0\
 , 0)\; color: inherit\; font-family: inherit\; font-size: inherit\; text-a
 lign: inherit\; text-transform: inherit\; white-space: inherit\; word-spac
 ing: normal\; caret-color: auto">The exhibition will be on display from Ap
 ril 15 until May 15 at Bird Library.</span></p>
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