Land, language and identity are profoundly entwined in Oaxaca, an interrelation expressed as communalidad.
Landmarks, the book that has arisen from my own years of word work, is a celebration and defence of land language.
Related: Why the OED are right to purge nature from the dictionary Landmarks, the book that has arisen from my own years of word work, is a celebration and defence of land language.
But diaspora, suggests Mr Yehoshua, allowed the Jews to escape the internal contradictions of a state run on religious lines.Israel's birth, however, recreated a Jewish nationalist framework based on land, language, culture and everyday life.
But beneath the story of abundance and of friendship, there's also a counter-narrative of lost land, language and customs.
He claimed in his speeches that a "Great Director" was behind all of the world's problems and referred to "a collective personality consisting of a people without land, language, a stable religion ... a people without roots ... the Jews".
The intergenerational trauma resulted from colonization and loss of land, language and culture, still remains in the ATSI population [ 37].
An avowed socialist by his early twenties, he co-founded an activist organization that fought for the land and language rights of the country's small, disenfranchised population of Irish speakers.
Clendinnen's illness makes it imperative that for her own wholeness she explore more deeply a land in which she was formerly only a casual traveler, the land of language, of fiction.
New land, new language: I was 19 when I came here.
