No new world without a new language. — Ingeborg Bachmann, The Thirtieth Year: Stories
No new world without a new language. — Ingeborg Bachmann, The Thirtieth Year: Stories
No new world without a new language. — Ingeborg Bachmann, The Thirtieth Year: Stories
No new world without a new language. — Ingeborg Bachmann, The Thirtieth Year: Stories
No new world without a new language. — Ingeborg Bachmann, The Thirtieth Year: Stories
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No new world without a new language.

— Ingeborg Bachmann, The Thirtieth Year: Stories
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To speak only one language is to do yourself a great injustice. — Michelle Templet
And on the way home I thought: pity the poor in spirit who know neither the enchantment nor the beauty of language. — Muriel Barbery, The Elegance of the Hedgehog
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