Otherness | Alteridade

Otherness | Alteridade | Öt

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Otherness

(versão em português logo abaixo)

"Öt" comes from the Latin-Germanic root "alter", “andere” or “other”. It means "other" or, "otherness". In Allamej it many times refers to something or someone who is considered different or an outsider. In some cases a stranger who behaves different, speaks another language or has another culture. This concept of “other” is usually treated in Allamej as a detachment from reality or lack of cultural intelligence. Otherwise the concept of “other” is treated as something or someone that must be included.

For explanations on the letters' origing shape click Allamej Alphabet.

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Alteridade

"Öt" vem da raiz latino-germânica "alter", "andere" ou "outro". Significa "outro" ou "alteridade". Em Allamej muitas vezes se refere a algo ou alguém que é considerado diferente ou estranho. Em alguns casos, um estranho que se comporta diferente, fala outra língua ou tem outra cultura. Esse conceito de “outro” costuma ser tratado em Allamej como distanciamento da realidade ou falta de inteligência cultural. Em outros momentos, o conceito de “outro” é tratado como algo ou alguém que deve ser incluído.

Para explicações sobre a origem das letrase e suas formas clique aqui Allamej Alphabet.

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