Language smugglers postlingual literatures and translation within the Canadian context / Arianne Des Rochers.

SeriesLiteratures, cultures, translation
Contents Introduction: Linguistic borders, nationalism, and translation in Quebec and Canada -- Translation as mapping: denaturalizing national cartographies of language -- Against standardization: Gregory Scofield and France Daigle talk back -- The linguistic abject: the queering of language in Kevin Lambert and Joshua Whitehead -- Motherless tongues: the unfamiliar writings and translations of Oana Avasilichioaei and Nathanaël -- Conclusion: Towards a postlingual practice of translation: translating (in) the twenty-first century.
Abstract "Challenges and contextualizes the standard language used in translation theory and comparative literature within the unique linguistic and translational context of the Canadian nation-state"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (pages 223-234) and index.
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