Just as we are practised and skilled at reading beyond the literality of words, we need tools to see beyond pictures. This is the start of a journey to acquire those tools, and achieve visual literacy.
Category Archive: Language
This blog is almost a month old now, and it would help me to cater better for your […]
The Internet is replete with information and opinions, many of them plain wrong. This is most true of […]
If you research art history, you know how hard it can be to track down an image of […]
The CEO of a corporation supplying software to the legal market considers the concept of momentum to be […]
We all have our peeves about language. But Andrew McMillen’s fascinating article about those who contribute to Wikipedia […]
Being a linguist must be very frustrating. When others think of the most intellectually-demanding subjects which have been […]
There is no shortage of grammars, particularly of English, which will tell you how you must write a […]
To the devout speaker of British English, the word diaper might seem anathema. To see the BBC, still […]
There are relatively few movies – either full programmes or YouTube videos – about languages or linguistics. Two […]
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