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单词 heteroglossia
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Definition of heteroglossia in English:

heteroglossia

nounˌhɛtərəʊˈɡlɒsɪəˌhedərōˈɡläsēə
mass noun
  • The presence of two or more expressed viewpoints in a text or other artistic work.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Movies are a mode whose elastic form, by turns comic, ironic, and parodic, can tolerate heteroglossia that would wreck more narrowly defined forms.
    • Oreo displays Ross's appreciation for the diverse influences that contribute to America's cultural heterogeneity and its linguistic heteroglossia.
    • Old neoclassical debates over aesthetic unity found themselves recycled as conflicts between New Critical coherence and later emphases on faultlines and heteroglossia.
    • In the seminal essay ‘Discourse in the Novel,’ Mikhail Bakhtin introduces the concept of heteroglossia as a way of ordering the linguistic play and confusion of the English comic novel.
    • A satirical effect of the novel is to contrast the heteroglossia of America's diverse vernaculars with the conventional stereotyping of ethnicity in popular culture.

Derivatives

  • heteroglossic

  • adjective
    • We can only conclude then that the refracted intent of this heteroglossic and multi-voiced dialogue is to further a positive interaction between African American and white through evoking a common past.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • The heteroglossic and dialogical sketches created by Langston Hughes are essentially dialogues.
      • This function of artistic organization poses a theoretical difficulty, for it signifies in fact nothing other than a subduing and disciplining of heteroglossic impulses.
      • As she does so, Ross also shares with her reader the difficult choices the author confronts as she attempts to represent the diversity of her characters' speech and to create a heteroglossic novel.
      • Internal contradictions… are an inevitable part of such a heteroglossic approach.

Origin

1980s: from hetero- + Greek glōssa 'tongue, language' + -ia1.

 
 

Definition of heteroglossia in US English:

heteroglossia

nounˌhedərōˈɡläsēə
  • The presence of two or more voices or expressed viewpoints in a text or other artistic work.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Oreo displays Ross's appreciation for the diverse influences that contribute to America's cultural heterogeneity and its linguistic heteroglossia.
    • In the seminal essay ‘Discourse in the Novel,’ Mikhail Bakhtin introduces the concept of heteroglossia as a way of ordering the linguistic play and confusion of the English comic novel.
    • Movies are a mode whose elastic form, by turns comic, ironic, and parodic, can tolerate heteroglossia that would wreck more narrowly defined forms.
    • A satirical effect of the novel is to contrast the heteroglossia of America's diverse vernaculars with the conventional stereotyping of ethnicity in popular culture.
    • Old neoclassical debates over aesthetic unity found themselves recycled as conflicts between New Critical coherence and later emphases on faultlines and heteroglossia.

Origin

1980s: from hetero- + Greek glōssa ‘tongue, language’ + -ia.

 
 
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