Ciaramelli's “Barbarism Without Barbarians”

Abstract Curtis introduces his translation of Fabio Ciaramelli's essay “Barbarism Without Barbarians” with philosophical and linguistic reflections, in a practical vein, on the process of transforming social imaginary significations from one language into another when words and meanings from third and fourth languages also intervene.

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Common Knowledge
Published
2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1215/0961754x-11984031
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Interdisciplinary Cultural and Social Studies
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Ciaramelli's “Barbarism Without Barbarians”

David Ames Curtis
Common Knowledge
Interdisciplinary Cultural and Social Studies
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Ciaramelli's “Barbarism Without Barbarians”

David Ames Curtis
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Abstract Curtis introduces his translation of Fabio Ciaramelli's essay “Barbarism Without Barbarians” with philosophical and linguistic reflections, in a practical vein, on the process of transforming social imaginary significations from one language into another when words and meanings from third and fourth languages also intervene.

Common KnowledgeVol. 31(3)
Reduced inequalities
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Interdisciplinary Cultural and Social Studies
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