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Untranslatability is the
property of text or
speech for
which no
equivalent can be
found when
translated into
another (given) language. A text that is...
- "capital p". (2013)
Against World Literature: On the
politics of
untranslatability Against World Literature challenges a
concept of
World Literature...
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idiosyncratic style,
dubbed "almost
untranslatable" by Czesław Miłosz and "the
ultimate and
overwhelming proof for the
untranslatability of poetry" by
noted Polish...
- Straight, No
Chaser "Lost in Translation", a song by The
Neighbourhood Untranslatability "Lost and
Found in Translation", a 2004
episode of the TV
series Power...
- embrace, with a
sense of
offering warmth and safety.
Often considered untranslatable, the word
originated as a
colloquialism in
South Wales, but is today...
- own
experiences visiting Italy, and
explores themes surrounding the
untranslatability of art and culture. The film won the
Prize of the E****enical Jury...
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Institutional ****ociations
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- in the
Indian religions,
among others. The term
dharma is held as an
untranslatable into
English (or
other European languages); it is
understood to refer...
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Institutional ****ociations
Awards Organizations Schools Related topics Untranslatability Transcription Transliteration Video relay service (VRS) Telephone...
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applause from the audience. A
number of
observers commented on the
untranslatability of the word and
suggested other translations, such as 'to
grunt along'...
