Sunday, October 8, 2017

What Happens To Languages, And Countries, When English Becomes A 'Universal' Language?

Is there any such thing as world literature now? Can anyone who writes a book in English, which thoroughly dominates in the business and political worlds, really think of it as only a national book? (And other questions.)



Article source here:Arts Journal

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