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Degeneration. --- Decadence in literature. --- Decadence --- Eugenics --- Heredity, Human --- Sociology --- Vice
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Aesthetics. --- Beautiful, The --- Beauty --- Esthetics --- Taste (Aesthetics) --- Philosophy --- Art --- Criticism --- Literature --- Proportion --- Symmetry --- Psychology --- Radio broadcasting Aesthetics --- Aesthetics
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Studies on the relation between language, identity and nation (building) represent a long tradition in linguistic, cultural and political research. In this interdisciplinary anthology, we focus on different aspects of how language is used to shape a nation; by retaining a national identity in the context of emigration, by measures taken to change an existing nation into a new one, by introducing a discourse designed to re-establish a putatively lost nation. Finally, we discuss how nation and identity are shaped in a modern multi-ethnic, multi-lingual and multi-cultural society. The anthology contains articles in English, French and German from political science, history, linguistics, literature and translatology and is written by researchers based in Finland, Greece, Norway and the United Kingdom. Overall, I found the volume very interesting for various reasons. First, each contribution gives access to a complex context, being accessible without being simplistic. This facilitates international comparisons among the contexts described by contributors, as between these and readers' research context background. Second, through its international scope, Language and Nation. Crossroads and Connections covers the various dimensions of how language may be linked to nation. Third, the detailed historical and national backgrounds enable to situate contemporary national identity issues. Fourth, the written attention to readers makes this volume accessible to a wide audience, from undergraduate students to senior scholars, and including the experts interesting in understanding nation and identity building in the concerned contexts. --
Language --- nation --- migration --- literature --- Europe --- interdisciplinary --- Scandinavia --- GDR --- Front National --- Canada --- Brexit --- Eloy Alfaro --- Eurolect --- Norway --- Sprache --- Linguistik --- DDR --- fremd --- Europa --- translation --- Germanistik --- Vergleichende und interkulturelle Sprachwissenschaft --- Kultursoziologie
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Longtemps catalogué comme « romancier de la nature », c’est en écrivain de grande culture que Giono apparaît davantage aujourd’hui, sans que soit oublié pour autant son rapport privilégié au cosmos. Une compréhension plus complète de l’œuvre, une meilleure connaissance de sa genèse ont révélé l’étendue et la diversité des lectures que l’écriture gionienne met en jeu. De l’Antiquité à la modernité, de l’Amérique à l’Extrême-Orient, le champ est immense d’une culture qui s’est construite hors des institutions, dans le pur plaisir de lire, au gré des curiosités, des amitiés, des épreuves, des exigences de la création, et dont témoigne encore aujourd’hui la vaste bibliothèque du Paraïs à Manosque. Si l’on ajoute à cette passion de l’imprimé un goût profond pour la musique et la peinture, un intérêt certain pour le cinéma et la photographie, on mesure l’ampleur de la tâche à laquelle sont confrontés les chercheurs soucieux d’éclairer la relation de Giono à sa culture. Premier ouvrage collectif entièrement consacré à cette problématique, les Actes du colloque international de Perpignan et Montpellier apportent une riche contribution à la connaissance du dialogue exceptionnel qui se noue, dans le mouvement de la création, entre l’un des grands romanciers français du XXe siècle et la culture universelle.
Literature, Romance --- littérature --- littérature française
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