History's Borrowed Languages: Emily Brontë, Karl Marx, and the Novel Of 1848

IF 0.2 2区 文学 N/A LITERATURE ELH Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.1353/elh.2023.0004
V. Baena
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Abstract:This essay reconsiders the place of 1848 in literary history by juxtaposing Emily Brontë's diverse strategies for incorporating and translating provincial dialects in Wuthering Heights (1847) with Karl Marx's comments on language and revolution around 1848. I first situate Brontë's interest in provincialisms within a longer history of debates over vernacular politics, before turning to Marx's metaphors of revolution as language learning and translation failure in The Eighteenth Brumaire (1852). Brontë's own use of interpolated tales and borrowed, stolen speech leads to a reflection on the ethics and politics of translation in a provincial and imperial context.
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历史借用的语言:艾米丽Brontë,卡尔·马克思和1848年的小说
摘要:本文通过将艾米莉Brontë在《呼啸山庄》(1847)中吸收和翻译地方方言的不同策略与马克思在1848年前后对语言和革命的评论并置于一起,重新审视1848年在文学史上的地位。在转向马克思在《雾月十八日》(1852)中将革命比喻为语言学习和翻译失败之前,我首先将Brontë对地方主义的兴趣置于关于白话政治的更长的辩论历史中。Brontë自己使用的插入故事和借来的,偷来的演讲导致了在地方和帝国语境下翻译的伦理和政治的反思。
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