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Interanimate

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In`ter`an´i`mate
v. t.1.To animate or inspire mutually.


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In Ponce's frequent use of reported speech, ethnographic description, and Pachuco and Pachuca diction, one is reminded of the Bakhtin of "Discourse in the Novel": "Within the arena of almost every utterance an intense interaction and struggle between one's own and another's word is being waged, a process by which they oppose or dialogically interanimate each other" (357).
Subculture, Parody, and the Carnivalesque: A Bakhtinian Reading of ... by McCracken, Ellen / MELUS
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