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Posted on January 15, 2023 by mark
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Perhaps only those who haven’t read Bakhtin can call themselves true Bakhtinians: the ideas have to reach you and influence you through a polyphony of other texts and people.

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Raw data, half-baked ideas, and sometimes a glimmer of insight. The Ideophone is an irregularly updated blog maintained since 2007 by Mark Dingemanse.

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