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Most people would agree that some languages have just the bon mot for a particular sentiment. The English language has adopted many of these perfect expressions and incorporated them into everyday speech and writing. Check out this list of words...
Most of us are familiar with the different types of learning styles: visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. A distinctive sort of style, however, is the hallmark of internet phenomenon Marina Orlova — she uses sex appeal to teach etymology. Orlova, a...
In a recent lecture, author Elizabeth Gilbert discusses the history of the concept of creative genius. She takes her audience on a trip across several continents and reaches back to antiquity to explain the major shift that took place during...
Recently, a debate has surfaced that combines the efforts of Economists and Linguists. At the center of the discussion is the etymology, meaning, and translatability of the English word Fairness. The crux of the argument was presented by the American...
As we in the U.S. prepare our turkeys and stuffings for Thanksgiving, it seems like an appropriate time to consider popular dishes from around the world. The names of certain traditional dishes can sizzle on one’s tongue, often making them...
Happy election day everyone! If you can vote and you’ve yet to do so, stop reading this post and get to your polling location! Whether your political allegiance lies with the republicans, the democrats, or neither party, here’s to another...
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