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Noah Webster's American Dictionary of the English Language

On this day in 1828, 195 years ago, the 1st edition of Noah Webster's "American Dictionary of the English Language" was published. Enslavers, who banned antislavery books at the rate antiracist books are banned today, objected to Webster’s definition of "slave."

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Ibram X. Kendi

Partner • #GirlDad • Scholar @BU_Tweets • Dir @AntiracismCtr • @NationalBook Award Winner • #1 NYT Bestselling Author • MacArthur Fellow • Surviving Cancer 🐍

Linguistics Education and its Application in the Workplace

This blog explores the results of an analysis of interviews with linguistics graduates, providing a breakdown of the domain-specific and transferable skills reported by participants. Learn more about linguistics education and its application in the workplace here.

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Lauren Gawne

Linguist Senior Lecturer @latrobe gesture/grammar/#lingdata/✨emoji Mastodon: superlinguo@scicomm.xyz Podcast: @lingthusiasm Blog: https://t.co/1QoK2q5otQ She/her(/they)

Analyzing the Metre of Bea Wolf

Bea Wolf, Zach Weiner's retelling of Beowulf as a kids graphic novel, is a great book and worth checking out. As a linguist, the author is excited to see it because alliterative Old English metre is a really cool verse form. This article looks at the first full page of Bea Wolf and analyzes the metre.

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Gretchen McCulloch

Internet Linguist. NYT bestselling author of BECAUSE INTERNET. Cohost @lingthusiasm, a podcast that's enthusiastic about linguistics. she/her 🌈

Learning a Language: A Tale of Randomness and Outdated Technology

Have you ever had a random phrase or sentence indelibly etched upon your brain from learning a language? This blog tells the story of how one phrase, الامم المتحدة alamam almutahida, Arabic for "the United Nations", became the most useful phrase for the author. Bonus points for outdated technology!

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Gretchen McCulloch

Internet Linguist. NYT bestselling author of BECAUSE INTERNET. Cohost @lingthusiasm, a podcast that's enthusiastic about linguistics. she/her 🌈