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Monyet'de Yazar, Allegedly
Critiquing the Dismissal of Foreign Languages:
Implications of Pejorative Language
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SONGLINE: I'm Against It, Groucho, Monyet'de
Yazar Allegedly, Tucker
YER: Gök Köpeğin Evi, Taronga
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□✔, australian vowel harmony,
cultural prejudice, media narratives
0039 hayvan bahçe | 1:31 | 11 Jan 2021
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Monyet'de Yazar Allegedly | A Monkey Too Could
Write, Allegedy
lament there is sir'dom, how?
wrong high chair
there, down it was here south
down jonsie'jones you freeze this should
issue
ken a high way yo down it was here
collective punishment
truthz
give yourselves a well-earned pat on the back
what see'you
uncle'who you feed more?
she dun dye down she dumb bae
here it
pissed, dun's high way that
more like this {tennesse
give yourselves
a well-earned pat on the back
sit UBU sit
what see'you uncle'who you
feed more?
more like this {tennesse
sit UBU sit
booger yet know,
haykan lingo
sit UBU sit
good dog
with foreign
good dog
booger yet know, haykan lingo
on the back, claiming their innocence
lament there is sir'dom, how?
wrong high chair there, down it was here
south
down jonsie'jones you freeze this should issue
sit UBU sit
the word allegation doesn't even have a translation
sit UBU sit
give
yourselves a well-earned pat on the back
[a wolf howls]
uzun kal
with foreign
~iD-ENTiTY
This piece reflects the impact of growing up in an environment where
foreign languages were actively dismissed and disparaged. The prevailing
rhetoric often treated these languages as inferior, unrefined, or lacking
sophistication. This work has captured samples of {english phrases that
judged foreign languages as «primitive» or
«inadequate», suggesting they couldn't handle
complex concepts and implying their speakers were uneducated. This
belittling and patronising tone, undermines the legitimacy and richness of
the foreign language and its speakers.
This analysis includes
Turkic parsing of Chinese and other Southeast Asian language samples,
integrated with Australian and American sound bites. It is crucial to step
back and examine the implications when media outlets permit politicians to
use disparaging terms such as «illiterate monkeys»
to refer to people. Such rhetoric not only undermines the dignity of
individuals but also reflects the disturbing normalisation of derogatory
language in public discourse.
This was an attempt to mirror the
type of language permitted in media broadcasts, to demonstrate how
{xenophobic_critics may not grasp the complexity or abstraction of this
composition, while others would recognise and understand the implications
of such sophisticated commentary.
With the sound of brethren
wolves howling, we laugh, sigh and yawn, as we drift off with;
Look who's calling whom, a {new_wave_illiterate!
[...followed by the sound of people scrambling for the
answers,
in a desperate attempt to forge a cohesive interpretation for
all the above]
UZUN KAL, ve;
kendine iyi bir şekilde sırtını okşa
özünə yaxşıca bir belin arxasına vura bilərsən
öziñe jaqsılap arqadan
soq
özingga yaxshi bir yelka silashni ber
özüňe gowy bir beliňe ur,
meyiđ!
~iD-ENTiTY
~ My Name Is Ayça, get used to it
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