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It seems to the editors that this is somehow curiously reminiscent of Whorf's defense of Native American languages and cultures in the face of narrow-gauge views on language and culture at the time, without going so far as to take a strict Sapir-Whorfian stance that might posit unbridgeable gaps in translation theory and practice from one culture to the next.
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It
seems
to
the
editors
that
this
is
somehow
curiously
reminiscent
of
Whorf's
defense
of
Native
American
languages
and
cultures
in
the
face
of
narrow-gauge
views
on
language
and
culture
at
the
time,
without
going
so
far
as
to
take
a
strict
Sapir-Whorfian
stance
that
might
posit
unbridgeable
gaps
in
translation
theory
and
practice
from
one
culture
to
the
next.
