Literary Translingualism: Borders, Representations and Definitions
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https://doi.org/10.13135/2281-6658/2523Keywords:
Translingualism, Identity, MultilingualismAbstract
This article aims to present a panorama of the main critical studies regarding the literary translingualism and aims to define the evolution of the development of this concept. We will track the studies evolution from Edward Said (2000), to Robert Jouanny (2000), Anne Rosine Delbart (2005) Véronique Porra (2011), ect. and stress the importance of the American studies that thanks to Steven G. Kellman (2000) introduced the definition of literary translingualism.Downloads
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