the presence of multiple voices or expressed viewpoints in a text or other artistic work.
pure heteroglossia could flourish: that is to say, where Chinatown punks, Glendale skinheads, Boyle Heights lowriders, Valley girls, Marina designer couples, Slauson rappers, Skid Row homeless and gawkers from Des Moines
Wallace's dialogue owes a debt both to Socratic inquiry and to Dostoevsky's heteroglossia
whose linguistic heteroglossia swirls into a maddening cacophony
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the interface between critical discourse and the heteroglossic "sublime" otherness of the novels