Success as a writer is the mostly unspoken end point of Little Dog’s story: readers who know Vuong’s biography will assume it, and those who don’t will infer it from the strength of the book’s language.
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Thanks to a board book’s simple and spare language, ambiguity reigns, releasing other, equally plausible meanings.
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For all the vividness of Bloom and Molly, language is the book’s hero and heroine—language in constant fluxion, and with a dazzling virtuosity.
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Authors Motoyuki Shibata (a superstar translator who has brought the works of Paul Auster to Japan) and Mieko Kawakami make rare English-language appearances.
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The unconventional and expansive language and subjects of the poems exerted a strong influence on American and foreign literature but also led to the book’s suppression on charges of indecency.
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Since 1945, the state of Bavaria has owned the book’s German-language rights and has refused to allow its republication.
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Hitchings acknowledges the tie between political correctness (he calls it that) and the descriptive approach to language study.
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There’s a certain sadness about watching Paddy grow up as the story unfolds; witnessing his trajectory from the warmth of the book’s beginning to the tragedy of the book’s denouement.
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Trump was far more involved in the book’s promotion.
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This intelligent breeziness is the source of the book’s considerable charm.
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The book’s spirit feels most anchored in Ruth’s section, though Viviane’s is vital and provides most of the book’s oxygenating levity.
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Even Louis’s use of academic language ultimately comes to feel less analytical than aesthetic and dramatic.
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The book’s sputtering, flinching style, with its syntactical dead ends and missed connections, feels like both an accommodation to the necessity of language and proof of its inadequacy.
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Two of the book’s important characters will end up there.
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But the core of the book’s appeal was emotional: this is what it felt like to be an American housewife in 1963.
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But the book’s unified theory of the scarcity mentality is novel in its scope and ambition.
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Think about the scene that serves as the book’s centerpiece.
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And yet the book’s quest to map new aesthetic territory ironically leads it somewhere ancient.
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Manuscript poems derived from the oral epic cycle Manas written by Kyrgyz in their own language survive from around the turn of the 20th century.
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Lan sat beside Gingerich and unwrapped the book’s vellum cover.
book’s language
noun communication
- a Chadic language spoken in northern Nigeria, especially in the Plateau State, Bokkos, Barakin-Ladi, and Mangu LGAs
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