| Pattberg with Chomsky at Harvard Kennedy School |
Showing posts with label applied linguistics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label applied linguistics. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Pattberg meets Chomsky at Harvard Kennedy School, April 2010
Meet Noam Chomsky, the master of public intellectualism, who is also the founder of modern linguistics. Here at Harvard Kennedy School, April 2010:
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Pattberg visits Isfahan in Iran
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| Pattberg at Imam Mosque at Naghsh-i Jahan Square in Isfahan |
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
The Frontiers of Language Imperialism
Thorsten Pattberg: What is Language Imperialism and How Cultures should compete for their Terminologies; Interview on Corbett Report by James Corbett.
TOKYO/BEIJING - In this exclusive interview we will talk about: Shengren, Wenming, Junzi, Daxue, Emperors, Deutungshoheit, and many more foreign concepts and terminology, and how translation of a foreign culture is the destruction of that culture.
I argue that academic imperialism is wide-spread and that the majority of Western scholars deliberately employ Western biblical and philosophical terminologies for original Eastern concepts, thus making the latter unrecognizable, distorting those countries' socio-cultural originality: China, in Western history books, becomes a China without Chinese and so on.
I have written extensively and consistently about this topic, for example in Asia Times, Global Research, China Daily, German Times, Korea Herald, and Japan Times.
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| James Corbett in Japan |
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