Annali di Ca’ Foscari. Serie occidentale

55 | 2021

open access | peer reviewed

Keywords Self-perception • Ernst Jünger • Japanese American Literature • Speech • Invisibility • Theatre • Forgetfulness • Russian L2 • Memory Studies • Topic • Contemporary American literature • Technology • Arab-Americans • German language • Intercultural citizenship • Intercultural awareness • Puppet • Japanese American Internment • Singing • Philosophy of language • Snapshots • The ‘non-representable’ • Sight • Modal particle • Sociolinguistics • Marmeladov • Speech community • Computer-mediated communication (CMC) • Model Minority • Félix Vallotton • Family • Polarity • Intercultural competence • Foreign language education • Pedro Calderón de la Barca • Split scene • 9/11 • Intertextuality • German literature • Ways of thinking • Hapax • La cena del rey Baltasar • Intertextuality and hermeneutics • Linguistic repertoires • Speech act • Moroccan multilingualism • Arabizi - Arabic chat alphabet • Interlanguage Pragmatics • Verum focus • Gnoseology • Boundaries • Molora • Transcultural intertextuality • Styles • Metaphor • Spiritual exercises • Nature • Yäel Farber • Modernity • Discourse marker • Literary geography • Request • Dostoevsky • Face masks • Divided language • Phonetics • Stage • Textual criticism • Photography • Individuality • Crime and Punishment • Consonants • Wuthering Heights • Gene Oishi • Loubok • Metamorphosis • Emily Brontë • Codeswitching • Greek tragedy in post-Apartheid theatre • Visibility and Invisibility • Connective • Intermediality • Translation Studies • Italian L2 • Primary education

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