Category: Cultura
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La riqueza de la literatura náhuatl – Grandes Maestras y Maestros
grandesmaestros.unam.mxLa riqueza de la literatura náhuatl – Grandes Maestras y Maestros .UNAM“Cuando muere una lengua todo lo que hay en el mundo ni se piensa, ni se pronuncia con atisbos y sonidos que no existen ya. Entonces se cierran a todos los pueblos del mundo una ventana, una puerta, un asomarse de modo distinto a las cosas divinas y humanas, a cuanto es ser y vida en esta tierra”, Miguel León-Portilla. -
Las lenguas cooficiales, una riqueza que se está perdiendo: “Es importante que cada uno tenga su identidad”
amp.lasexta.comLas lenguas cooficiales, una riqueza que se está perdiendo: “Es importante que cada uno tenga su identidad”Los detalles: “Se está perdiendo bastante, entre la gente joven sobre todo”, comenta un gallego sobre unos idiomas que se están dejando de utilizar en las calles y que son identidad de un territorio. -
Syriac Revival: Why language is identity, and identity is national security
syriacpress.comSyriac Revival: Why language is identity, and identity is national security (Part 3/3) – SyriacPressBy Mario Dayba | Publisher of Christian Lebanon Every people is first defined by its language. Borders can shift. Parties can rise and fall. Institutions can be captured. But language is the deepest marker of continuity, because it carries the way a people names the world, prays, argues, remembers, and teaches its children. When a language retreats, a … -
7 words that have completely changed meaning since boomers were young, if you still use the original definition your language skills are exceptional
vegoutmag.com7 words that have completely changed meaning since boomers were young, if you still use the original definition your language skills are exceptionalFrom stone tablets to iPads, these seven everyday words have abandoned their original meanings so completely that using them correctly now requires a translation guide between generations.
