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John McWhorter delves into the evolution of language, exploring how English changes over time and the factors driving these shifts.
John McWhorter delves into the evolution of language, exploring how English changes over time and the factors driving these shifts.
Steven Pinker’s ‘The Language Instinct’ argues that humans are born with an innate capacity for language, challenging traditional linguistic and behavioral perspectives.
Snow Crash is a sci-fi novel portraying a future America fragmented into corporate city-states, where a computer virus and drug called Snow Crash threatens both the virtual world and reality.
This book narrates linguist Daniel Everett’s experiences living with the Pirahã people in the Amazon, exploring their unique language and culture.
John M. Allegro’s book argues that early Christianity was rooted in Sumerian fertility cults and psychedelic mushrooms were central to its rituals.
This request seems to be for a biography or analysis of J.R.R. Tolkien himself, rather than a specific book.
An entertaining journey through the history and nuances of English punctuation.
A captivating journey through the evolution and complexities of English grammar.