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The antinomy of multilingual US literature
Brian Lennon
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Arts and Humanities
Antinomy
100%
Contemporary Literature
66%
Critical Study
33%
English
33%
Foreign Language Learning
33%
Language Acquisition
33%
Language differences
100%
Literary Production
33%
Monolingual
33%
Multilingualism
100%
Scholars
66%
Spirit
33%
USA
100%
Weakness
33%
Keyphrases
Antinomy
100%
Cultural Intelligence
33%
Economic Resources
33%
Educational Economics
33%
Educational Resources
33%
Foreign Language Learning
33%
Ground Zero
33%
Human Intelligence
33%
Language Acquisition
33%
Language Differences
100%
Languages Other than English
33%
Literary Production
33%
Multiple Languages
33%
Political Spectrum
33%
Publication Industry
33%
Translative
33%
United States
33%
US Literature
100%
Social Sciences
Alcoholic Beverage
33%
Contemporary Literature
66%
English
33%
Foreign Language Learning
33%
Language Acquisition
33%
Multilingualism
100%
USA
100%