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2026-11-06T13:44:07ZScripting a multicultural future : the Chinese and Korean songs of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army
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Title: Scripting a multicultural future : the Chinese and Korean songs of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army
Authors: Heward, Lehyla G.
Abstract: Hundreds of military
songs are credited to the Northeast Anti-Japanese
United Army
(NAUA). The NAUA was a coalition
of Chinese
and Korean guerrilla
armies that operated
in Northeast
China during
the Manchukuo period (1932–45). The NAUA used songs to teach and inculcate
new behaviors
in line with socialist
and communist
ideologies. Most importantly,
the songs worked
on an emotional
level, meaning
that they conveyed
collective
sentiments
while also directing their
appropriate
expression
in order to foster
camaraderie
and boost morale. Drawing from concepts
formulated
by historians
of emotions,
I argue that the NAUA became what Barbara Rosenwein terms
an “emotional
community.”
As such, the NAUA defied strict nationalist
sentiments
primarily
due to
the discursive
power and easy dissemination
of the military
songs. The Chinese
and Korean songs,
along with their aesthetic
features,
have not been studied
comprehensively.
As literary
products
of a
tumultuous
era, the NAUA songs deliver historical
evidence
of the transnational
and transcultural
ideologies present
in resistance
groups across the Japanese
empire.2023-01-01T00:00:00ZFamiliar strangers : images and voices of Soviet allies in dubbed films in 1950s China
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Title: Familiar strangers : images and voices of Soviet allies in dubbed films in 1950s China
Authors: Hu, Nan
Abstract: After the establishment of the People’s Republic of China (PRC), dubbed Soviet films became an important tool to promote
the Sino-Soviet alliance among the Chinese people. This essay explores the representation of the Soviet allies through the dubbing of
Soviet films in 1950s China, with a focus on not only the content of these voices, but also the techniques and aesthetics of voicing. It
shows that although designed by the PRC to produce an image of the Soviets as relatable and familiar, these films also produced an
image of strangers, which allowed alternative imaginations of the Soviet characters and the Sino-Soviet relationship. This paper argues
for the ambiguity of the image of the “Soviet big brothers” in dubbed films in the 1950s, which disrupted the official imagination of the
relationship between the Chinese and the world.2020-01-01T00:00:00ZXi t-Torok trid? Il-barranin fil-qwiel u l-idjomi Maltin
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Title: Xi t-Torok trid? Il-barranin fil-qwiel u l-idjomi Maltin
Authors: Gatt, Kurstin
Abstract: Dan l-istudju għandu tliet għanijiet ewlenin. L-ewwel, li jiġbor qwiel u idjomi bil-Malti li jirreferu għall-barranin 'esterni' (bħat-Torok, l-Ingliżi, u l-Għarab) u dawk 'interni' (bħall-Għawdxin jew nies minn lokalitajiet differenti f'Malta). It-tieni, li jiġbor espressjonijiet bl-Għarbi minn diversi pajjiżi li jirreferu għal Malta, l-ilsien Malti, jew il-Maltin. It-tielet, l-istudju janalizza kif dan il-wirt lingwistiku jirrifletti preġudizzji u sterjotipi, u jiddiskuti dawn l-espressjonijiet fl-isfond tat-teorija tal-Orjentaliżmu ta' Edward Said.2025-01-01T00:00:00ZDie Neueren Sprachen : Jahrbuch des Gesamtverbandes Moderne Fremdsprachen, Band 16
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Title: Die Neueren Sprachen : Jahrbuch des Gesamtverbandes Moderne Fremdsprachen, Band 16
Authors: Konerding, Peter; Oesterreicher, Mario; Reimann, Daniel; Steinbach, Andrea
Abstract: Der 16. Band des GMF-Jahrbuchs Die Neueren Sprachen widmet sich einem Thema von hoher gesellschaftlicher und bildungspolitischer Relevanz: „Mehrsprachigkeit an der Schule – mehr Sprachen an der Schule wagen?“. In einer zunehmend diversen Bildungslandschaft, die durch Migration, Globalisierung und sprachliche Heterogenität geprägt ist, zeigen die Beiträge auf, wie Schulen das Potenzial von Mehrsprachigkeit aktiv als Ressource nutzen können, um inklusive und chancengerechte Bildung zu ermöglichen. Ein besonderer Fokus liegt auf zweiten, dritten und bislang selten unterrichteten Fremdsprachen sowie auf Herkunftssprachen. Der Band präsentiert innovative Konzepte und konkrete Praxisbeispiele: das Hamburger Modell eines integrierten „Sprachunterrichts“, der den Herkunfts- und Fremdsprachenunterricht zusammenführt, den Status quo slavischer Sprachen an deutschen Schulen, die schulische Rolle von Italienisch, Portugiesisch und Rumänisch, Herausforderungen und Potenziale chinesischer Sprachvarietäten im Unterricht sowie den bundesweiten Redewettbewerb „Mehr Sprachen – mehr WIR“. Die Herausgeber:innen und Autor:innen reflektieren darüber hinaus politische und gesellschaftliche Rahmenbedingungen für eine zukunftsfähige Sprachbildung und laden dazu ein, Mehrsprachigkeit als festen Bestandteil schulischer Bildung zu verankern.2026-01-01T00:00:00Z