Lyon, along with Paris and along with Paris and L Marseille, is exceptional in having arrondissements, but all urban areas have either urban communities or what are
untranslatably known as communautes agglomerations.
and the process that he
untranslatably dubbed mondialatinisation'(292).
In the double process of linking and separating Self and Other through selective memory, exoticism breeds in the controversial interzone, accumulating to reverse the habitual patterns of establishing the Self by rooting it in the unforgettably (and also by and large
untranslatably) alien.
But the text clearly states that Packer's "pain interfere[s] with his immortality" (Cosmopolis 207), and that he comes "to know himself,
untranslatably, through his pain": in short, Packer achieves only awareness of mortality.
Worse yet, if prewar Constructivism turned into cold-war constructivism, it was the kind of sculpture that decorated the new corporate office towers of Frankfurt and Dusseldorf--what Joseph Beuys once called, inimitably and
untranslatably, "Stahl-und-Eisbein Skulptur" (steel-and-pig's-knuckle sculpture).
Her discussion of the towns and villages of the Egyptian countryside and of the Pachomian monasteries of the Thebaid are full of what the French
untranslatably call `analyses approfondies', and readers are provided both with several lists of bishops and episcopal sees and with twenty maps and figures to guide them through the detailed and complicated material.
Because his work is almost
untranslatably idiomatic, his talents have not been widely recognized.