OLE NOPEA! MULTILINGUAL WRITING, GOOGLE TRANSLATE, AND THE POLAROID.
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SHAKESPEAREAN POLYGLOT PERFORMANCE.
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THE QUESTION OF TRANSLATION IN FLEUR JAEGGY: PERSPECTIVES FROM HUSTON AND KUNDERA.
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LISTENING FOR RECONCILIATION: GENDERED TRUTHS ABOUT DEATH AND MÄDCHEN FROM DORFMAN AND POLANSKI TO KATHIA ROCK.
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IS THERE COMFORT IN LANGUAGE? A LOOK AT THE POLYGLOT POETICS OF JULIA ALVAREZ AND ZEINA HASHEM BECK.
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- Canadian Review of Comparative Literature, 2022, v. 49, n. 3, p. 274
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POETIC SOLICITUDE: TWO LANGUAGES AND THE LYRIC VOICE OF EX NIHILO.
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COMPARATIVE LITERATURE: COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE? VOCALISATIONS POÉTIQUES POUR UNE PRATIQUE EXOPHONIQUE.
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INTRODUCTION.
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