no longer mean what they are universally understood to mean in the
Anglophone world; they now only mean what Buhari and his fascist honchos want them to mean, as I will show shortly.
He also taps a vast spectrum of academic literature from both the
Anglophone world and Chinese scholars.
The English bias of the web has already created an orbit in which a large chunk of start-up funding is sucked toward projects clothed in English or the
Anglophone world. If you pitched a good idea for a documentary on climate change in English today on some global funding platform, and a slightly better one in Spanish, the English one is far more likely to get the money.
This allows Kirk to posit wider points about the range of transnational consciousness and contingent views within the radical transnational
Anglophone world. For instance, he argues Mann's and Ross' socialism defies the notion of a fixed and dichotomous relationship between reform and revolution.
The trappings of translation mean Drive Your Plow has come to the
anglophone world a decade later than the original, though no worse for wear in Antonia Lloyd-Jones's delicate translation.
It surveys global history's development and increase in popularity, particularly in the
Anglophone world, Western Europe, and East Asia.
The fact is that in an
anglophone world where English is the language of diplomacy, international business, aviation, science and the internet, there is little incentive for a youngster whose mother tongue is English to learn a foreign language.
Commedia dell'arte in Italian theatre studies occupies a place comparable to that of Shakespeare in the
Anglophone world, lending study of the actor a cultural kudos that it lacks in the academic environment of the UK.
Although Weber is perhaps best known in the
Anglophone world for his Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism, that study's place within the broader Weberian scheme of a four-volume Sociology of Religion, which would include the contents of Economic Ethic of the World Religions, is important to note.
Interest in Agincourt has been perennial in the
anglophone world. The French had nothing to celebrate, hence they have written far less about it, although Curry apprises readers of the major threads of francophone scholarship.