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Use Of Language In Brian Friel'S Translations

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English

 

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August 6, 2014

 

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They do not fight it because they do not want to learn English, but because they are Irish, language and all. The character who is least opposed to learning English is Marie. Marie is the anti nationalistic character because she wants an escape from Ireland. She thinks that learning English will help her to move away from Ireland and into new possibilities...
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Her openness to the language shows her distance from her national identity. This national identity through the Irish language is further threatened by the English coming into town to do research for a map they have been ordered to make. In order to make it easier for everyone they have been told to standardize all the place names...
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