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What’s a Language? Evidence from the Brain

Yesterday I put up a post (A Note on Memes and Historical Linguistics) in which I argued that, when historical linguists chart relationships between things they call “languages”,... Read more

Paperblog Pick in Languages

TEFL: A Growing Market

The following post is from a guest blogger. Times are tough right now, especially in the graduate market and for people aged under 25. Read more

LATEST ARTICLES BY PAPERBLOGGERS

St. Patrick's Well in Orvieto (Terni): a Trip in a Dark Deep

the St. Patrick's well Have you ever thought about the charm of an architectural structure that develops in the dark and in the depths of the earth? Read more

The 31 August 2013 by Xxlauraxx
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The Break Point with the Classicism Art in the Scultures of the Prophets Made...

Prophet Jeremiah, Donatello During the XV century Italy was able to admire the development of a great artist, Donatello. The history of art is full with... Read more

The 17 August 2013 by Xxlauraxx
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A New Space for the Dolphins in the Genoa Aquarium , August 2013

In this hot summer you should visit the aquarium in Genoa. In a previous post I talked about this huge aquarium, which is also a significant architectural... Read more

The 11 August 2013 by Xxlauraxx
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Thanks to Forensic Linguistics, J.K. Rowling Was Recently...

33 notes August 13, 2013 Thanks to forensic linguistics, J.K. Rowling was recently revealed as the author of the crime novel, The Cuckoo’s... Read more

The 13 August 2013 by Expectlabs
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The Reason We Say "Please" & "Thank You"

Saying “please” and “thank you” is what most people believe to be the true mark of a civilized society. But how did these pleasantries come into practice? Read more

The 15 August 2013 by Expectlabs
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Annoying Speech Habits to Avoid

Everyone exhibits annoying speech habits at some time or another. Professional speaker Jeff Haden outlined a few favorite (least favorite) speech quirks one... Read more

The 07 August 2013 by Expectlabs
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Capo Vaticano and Its Clear Sea.

a view of capo vaticano When I saw for the first time Capo Vaticano in Calabria, I thought that the greatest artistic expression of the nature is the immense... Read more

The 10 August 2013 by Xxlauraxx
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What’s a Language? Evidence from the Brain

Yesterday I put up a post (A Note on Memes and Historical Linguistics) in which I argued that, when historical linguists chart relationships between things... Read more

The 28 August 2013 by Bbenzon
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Unforgettable Rome at the End of Summer, 2013

Are you in Rome? Here's what you can do in the Eternal City during this hot summer. Free tour of the Vatican Museums musei vaticani Remember that every last... Read more

The 19 August 2013 by Xxlauraxx
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Hot to Cook Arancini in an Easy Way: My Interpretation of the Recipe.

One my friend asked me what the arancini are. An easy definition could be: they are balls of rice with a heart of cheese, meat sauce and peas. Read more

The 02 August 2013 by Xxlauraxx
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