Dante articulated the medieval philosophy of language: not only can it convey otherness but it is the fruit of otherness within it - which undoes its unity. Examples of plurilingualism - the mozarabic lines ending early Spanish Arabic or Hebraic poems, the "aube de Fleury", "Eras quan vey verdeyar", and "Aï faux ris" - show this dialectic.
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