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Historians Clifford Trafzer and Michelle Lorimer found that California social studies textbooks failed to include critical content about the kidnapping, rape, enslavement and murder of indigenous peoples during the Gold Rush era of the mid- to late-1800s
Sarah B Shear • Where Are the Voices of Indigenous Peoples in the Thanksgiving Story?
But Alexander Vovin, a linguist at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences in France, contends that language doesn’t always spread with agriculture. He points to the case of the Finno-Ugric language group, which includes modern Estonian, Finnish and Hungarian. The speakers of these languages, he says, were fishermen who likely spread
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not all languages were spread by agriculture
“Quality means rethinking, reworking, and polishing,”
Adam Grant • Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know
Testimony from polyglots like her has invited a more sophisticated take on Whorf’s ideas. What if language is less like a yoke than like a wind, nudging us in various directions? This moderate approach, which is more in line with Whorf’s original perspective, is known as “weak Whorfianism” or, paradoxically, neo-Whorfianism.
Manvir Singh • How Much Does Our Language Shape Our Thinking?
“Technically, an accent is defined as a distinction in pronunciation, while a dialect is defined as a distinction in pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary,” Schneider told Yahoo News.
Neia Balao • What’s the Viral ‘Influencer Accent’ and Why Is It So Popular Online?
journey, tapestry, symphony, delve, explore, narrative, essence, unfold, embrace, weaving, transcend, manifest, ethereal, vibrant, tapestry, harmony, flourish, expansive, introspective, intricate, enigmatic, captivating, epiphany, unravel, immerse, boundless, captivating, allure, fleeting, evoke, quintessential, profound, unearth, kaleidoscope,
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there are two factors that determine how well a concept will stick in your memory: how memorable it is, and how often you recall it.