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“Usisubiri Mungu afanye kitu ambacho Mungu anasubiri ufanye.”

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“No human utterance could be seen as innocent. Any set of words could be analysed to reveal not just an individual but a historical consciousness at work.”

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Book:Colonialism / Postcolonialism

Source: Colonialism / Postcolonialism

“Every word that I utter matters and this makes me speechless.”

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Author:Amit Abraham

“Life is built on our daily utterances. Never declare any wickedness of some sort upon your life, words create a reality.”

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“So to see you happy If I have to break, Flowers are the inspiration I’m willing to take.”

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Book:Ethereal

Source: Ethereal

“Listen to taciturnity. It has too much to utterance.”

Listen Utterance Taciturnity

Author:Prof.Salam Al Shereida

“On the elementary level it has in effect a threefold “uttering” function: it is a process of appropriation of the topographic system by the pedestrian (just as the speaker appropriates and assumes language); it is a spatial realization of the site (just as the act of speaking is a sonic realization of language); lastly, it implies relationships among distinct positions, i.e. pragmatic “contracts” in the form of movements (just as verbal utterance is “allocution”, “places the others” before the speaker, and sets up contracts between fellow speakers. A first definition of walking thus seems to be a space of uttering.”

Language Walking Utterance

Author:Michel de Certeau

“Ох, філологіє! Ох, великомученице! Хто тебе не зважувався брати на муки! Кожен, хто пару слів тямить написати, та ще - не дай Боже - якусь чужу мову зна, - уже вважа себе коли не за справжнього лінгвіста, то хоч за таку людину, яка сміє авторитетно вирікати свій суд про філологічні й лінгвістичні справи. Всі інші науки не такі безталанні, не такі беззахисні перед профанами. Ніхто вам не зважиться (бо попросту посоромиться), не бувши спеціялістом, споритися проти астронома, ляпати дурниці проти техніка, плескати нісенітниці проти хіміка; ну, а в філологічних питаннях кожен-кожен забирає голос... і віщає.”

Linguistics Philology

Book:Виривки з мемуарів одного старого гріховоди. Вибране

Source: Виривки з мемуарів одного старого гріховоди. Вибране

“There were the talking squiggles he'd seen in the crashed Globe too - writing, it was called - and it covered every surface, as if in this mass of people a man could be so lonely as to want to speak to the buildings.”

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Book:The Deserter

Source: The Deserter

“The world seemed quite willing to accept misunderstood artists, misunderstood thieves, and even peasants who dreamed of royalty. But nobody knew what to do with a misunderstood philologist. Other than run him out of town for bringing the dragons down on them.”

Book:I Hate Dragons

Source: I Hate Dragons

“We are, in the main, 'word-blind' to Pre-Raphaelite and Decadent verse. This blindness results from a major change in habits of sensibility. Our contemporary sense of the poetic, our often unexamined presumptions about valid or spurious uses of figurative speech have developed from a conscious negation of fin de siécle ideals.”

Poetry Translation Philology Pre Raphaelite

Book:After Babel: Aspects of Language and Translation

Source: After Babel: Aspects of Language and Translation