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Fictionalizing the Wiradjuri dictionary: Tara June Winch's linguistic solution to literary domination in The Yield

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In this paper, we will look at Wiradjuri writer Tara June Winch’s novel The Yield, published in Australia in 2019 and only a year after in France (2020). This case study will use Pascale Casanova’s analyses on world literature and on translation as its theoretical framework. We will therefore reflect on literature as a field embedded in power relationships, contrary to the dominant norm of aesthetic autonomy. We will in particular examine the linguistic options of authors from dominated linguistic-literary areas, such as writing "digraphic" works using a colonial language like English to gain visibility while also strategically figuring dominated languages to increase their literary capital.
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hal-03510680, version 1 (04-01-2022)

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Mylene Charon. Fictionalizing the Wiradjuri dictionary: Tara June Winch's linguistic solution to literary domination in The Yield: A transnational and decolonial perspective on relations of power in the literary world. The 2022 MLA Annual Convention: Multilingual US, Jan 2022, Washington, United States. ⟨hal-03510680⟩
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