Zweisprachigkeit in den Literaturen Estlands

Bilingualism in the Literatures of Estonia. In a multilingual cultural space such as the (former and contemporary) Baltic region, bilingualism, both oral and written, has been rather normality than exception. This also finds an expression in the literatures of this region. In the following I will ex...

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Main Author: Liina Lukas
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Language:deu
Published: University of Tartu Press 2021-08-01
Series:Interlitteraria
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Online Access:https://ojs.utlib.ee/index.php/IL/article/view/18100
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description Bilingualism in the Literatures of Estonia. In a multilingual cultural space such as the (former and contemporary) Baltic region, bilingualism, both oral and written, has been rather normality than exception. This also finds an expression in the literatures of this region. In the following I will examine the phenomenon of bilingualism and multilingualism in the literatures of Estonia in history and today. First, I will examine the historical forms of bilingualism before the foundation of the Republic of Estonia, against the background of the complicated oral and written language relations throughout history. Then I explore their topicality in the interwar and Soviet periods, and today. I also ask about the motivation of the authors to change or mix languages in their work, whether to reach a wider audience or a new poetic quality. Examples are from the work of Paul Fleming, Reiner Brockmann, Jacob Johann Malm, August Kitzberg, Ivar Ivask, Jaan Kaplinski, Igor Kotjuh, Øyvind Rangøy and Veronika Kivisilla.
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spellingShingle Liina Lukas
Zweisprachigkeit in den Literaturen Estlands
Interlitteraria
bilingualism
exophony
Estonian Literature
Estonian-Russian Literature
Baltic-German Literature
title Zweisprachigkeit in den Literaturen Estlands
title_full Zweisprachigkeit in den Literaturen Estlands
title_fullStr Zweisprachigkeit in den Literaturen Estlands
title_full_unstemmed Zweisprachigkeit in den Literaturen Estlands
title_short Zweisprachigkeit in den Literaturen Estlands
title_sort zweisprachigkeit in den literaturen estlands
topic bilingualism
exophony
Estonian Literature
Estonian-Russian Literature
Baltic-German Literature
url https://ojs.utlib.ee/index.php/IL/article/view/18100
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