SPANISH

Cuál es nuestro idioma: Un palimpsesto y cinco recados sobre la supuesta unidad del habla de esta América. A propósito del V Congreso de la Lengua Española de Valparaíso

By et al. , John Maxwell Coetzee , Carlos Labbé , Mónica Ríos , Rodrigo Lara Serrano , Andrés Ajens

Book information

Publisher
Sangría
Year
2010
Language
spanish
Format
PDF
Filesize
179 kB (183122 bytes)
Series
Intervenciones
Pages
65\64
Time added
2022-06-30 18:58:24
Español; Castellano; Spanish; Hispanic Linguistics

Description

Cuál es nuestra lengua es la primera publicación en la línea Intervenciones de Sangría Editora. La siguiente polifonía de lenguas críticas chilenas y americanas busca dispersar con imaginación literaria y editorial a quienes están seguros de que hablamos un solo idioma y de que tenemos que vivir de la jerarquía económica. Queremos intervenir de vuelta a quienes quieren hacer congresos y negociados a partir de nuestras hablas privadas. Palimpsesto de hablas americanas.....5 Recados políglotas.................................29 Palimpsesto de hablas americanas.....5 Recados políglotas.................................29

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