It’s easy to spot my uncle even in a large crowd, he’s the one with this t-shirt:
#Brezhoneg #Breton #MinoritisedLanguages

As promised, here's now the official link to our lovely collection, 'Minoritised Languages and Travel' in the Modern Languages Open journal.

Kathryn Walchester explores the silencing of the Welsh travelee. A century and a half later, Marija Bergam locates Derek Walcott as a writer of a minor literature in the sense of Deleuze and Guattari. Anna-Lou Dijkstra’s analysis of recent German and French guidebooks to Wales uncovers how they pre-emptively interpret the travel destination, resulting in often skewed perceptions of a minoritized culture. Eimear Kennedy’s analysis of Irish travelogues about India explores how travelogues composed in endangered languages can originate from a position of relative socio-cultural privilege. Finally, David Miranda-Barreiro undertakes a close reading of Julio Camba’s travel writings and also in past and contemporary critical academic work on the author.

#TravelWriting #ModernLanguages #MinoritisedLanguages #OpenAccess

https://modernlanguagesopen.org/collections/minoritised-languages-and-travel