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In literary studies, when is (indifference to) monolingualism a form of linguistic indifference?

Gramling, David

The German quarterly, 2023-06, Vol.96 (3), p.398-400 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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In literary studies, when is (indifference to) monolingualism a form of linguistic indifference?
Autor: Gramling, David
Assuntos: Aesthetic Education ; Authors ; Capitalism ; Commodities ; Critics ; Cultural Pluralism ; Exhibitionism ; Information Retrieval ; Labor ; Laborers ; Linguistics ; Literary criticism ; Literary studies ; Monolingualism ; Multilingualism ; Official Languages ; Social Systems ; Subjectivity ; Supply chains ; Translation
É parte de: The German quarterly, 2023-06, Vol.96 (3), p.398-400
Descrição: To whatever extent we believe that monolingualism exists in this world, and/or that it has an effect on literary work in various languages, it is important to ask whether such monolingualism(s) operate through brute suppression of other languages, through attentive control of them, or through half-hearted indifference to them. Scholarly disinterest in observing these distinctions also exerts a profound effect on the practice of literary criticism, as well as on the subjectivity of literary critics and literary agents of all sorts.
Editor: Cherry Hill: American Association of Teachers of German, Inc
Idioma: Inglês

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