Vernacular


Trainspotting
అత్తగారి కథలు [Attagari Kathalu]
Taxi
The Waste Lands (Dark Tower, #3)
The Vernacular Qur'an: Translation and the Rise of Persian Exegesis (Qur'anic Studies Series)
Glorious Exploits
Lisey's Story
Nights at the Circus
Strawberry Girl
Of Mice and Men
Erin's Diary: An Official Derry Girls Book
Factory Girls
Hings
A Working Class State of Mind
Squeaky Clean (Squeaky Clean, #1)
Detour Art by Kelly LudwigOutsider Art by Daniel WojcikYou Shall Die by Your Own Evil Creation! by Fletcher HanksOutsider Art from Japan by Yoshiko HataSoul Can You by Lisa  Gilbert
•Art Too Brut, Eh?
178 books — 8 voters
Sublime Spaces and Visionary Worlds by Leslie UmbergerTorching the Fink Books and Other Essays on Vernacular Culture by Archie GreenSouls Grown Deep Vol. 1 by William Arnett...i listen to the wind that obliterates my traces by Steve RodenHarry Smith by Andrew Perchuk
"Vernacular"
79 books — 2 voters

“ The Arabic Qur'an and authoritative Christian translations of the Bible into a limited number of languages contributed profoundly to the universalisation of a single ethnic religious—linguistic community in the Muslim case and to the distinction between major written languages and dialectic vernaculars in the Christian case. While the Islamic socio-political impact was thus in principle almost entirely anti-ethnic and anti-national, the Christian impact was more complex. Its willingness to trans ...more ”
― Adrian Hastings, The Construction of Nationhood: Ethnicity, Religion and Nationalism

Guy Debord
“ Those who wish to write quickly a piece about nothing that no one will read through even once, whether in a newspaper or a book, extol with much conviction the style of the spoken language, because they find it much more modern, direct, facile. They themselves do not know how to speak. Neither do their readers, the language actually spoken under modern conditions of life being socially reduced to its indirect representation through the suffrage of the media, and including around six or eight tur ...more ”
― Guy Debord, Panegyric: Books 1 & 2

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