The Narrative and Obsession with the Game Remains

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https://doi.org/10.13130/2035-7680/6538

Abstract

The Narrative and Obsession with the Game Remains
A conversation with David Peace
(14 September 2015)
By Dermot Heaney

Author Biography

  • Dermot Heaney, University of Milan
    Dermot Heaney is originally from Birmingham UK. He graduated from the Universityof Warwick and was awarded an M.A by the same University. He also holds a doctoratefrom U.C.C. of the National University of Ireland. He is currently a tenured researcher inTranslation and English Language and Linguistics at the Università degli Studi in Milan.His research interests to date lie mainly in L2 translation pedagogy, particularlyconventional metaphor, multilingualism in sports media interactions, and discursiveidentity construction, particularly in the field of sport.Dermot Heaney is originally from Birmingham UK. He graduated from the Universityof Warwick and was awarded an M.A by the same University. He also holds a doctoratefrom U.C.C. of the National University of Ireland. He is currently a tenured researcher inTranslation and English Language and Linguistics at the Università degli Studi in Milan.His research interests to date lie mainly in L2 translation pedagogy, particularlyconventional metaphor, multilingualism in sports media interactions, and discursiveidentity construction, particularly in the field of sport.

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Published

2015-11-30

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Interviste Entrevistas Entretiens Interviews

How to Cite

“The Narrative and Obsession With the Game Remains”. 2015. Altre Modernità, no. 14 (November): 176-85. https://doi.org/10.13130/2035-7680/6538.