Lācis as a Multilingual Ecosophy

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  • Susan Ingram

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25071/1925-5624.40334

Palavras-chave:

Asja Lācis, Félix Guattari, Wikipedia, ecosofia, multilinguismo

Resumo

Este artigo examina Anna/ Asja Lācis enquanto fenômeno multilíngue, acadêmico e cultural, através do conceito de ecosofia de Félix Guattari.  Lācis tornou-se conhecida internacionalmente como namorada bolchevique letã de Walter Benjamin. Embora esta faceta de sua reputação só tenha atraído interesse esporádico, levando-a a cair no esquecimento, tem havido um ressurgimento de interesse por ela na Letõnia. O artigo mobiliza uma abordagem ecosófica, focalizando a especificidade linguística como modalidade do ambiente, das relações sociais e da subjetividade. Tomando a multiplicidade de práticas de nomeação como foco, tanto em relação à Lācis, seu ambiente letão, quanto em relação aos estudos que têm surgido sobre ela, na Wikipédia, argumentamos que Anna/ Asja Lācis não pode ser estudada por uma perspectiva monolíngue, não importando qual seja a língua, conclusão que nos remete à insistência de Guattari na multiplicidade da subjetividade.

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Ingram, S. (2017). Lācis as a Multilingual Ecosophy. Tusaaji: A Translation Review, 5(1). https://doi.org/10.25071/1925-5624.40334

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