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Today we know far more than we used to do a century ago about the relationship between language and the brain.

This chapter of the 101 series is concerned with phonology, the subfield of linguistics which deals with systems of sounds in languages.

Phonetic transcription is a fundamental aspect of linguistics. This article explain why this is the case and how transcription is done.

Introduction to the main concepts of phonetics and phonology, the two disciplines of linguistics related to sound production and perception.

This article explores the political rhetoric of the Vietnam War, and the ways soldiers sought to reconstitute the reality of the conflict.

When considering the differences between humans and other species, there are several fields where a distinction is macroscopically observable. There are some things that only humans seem to be able to do: create and use artefacts and technologies, sequence the genome, project and fly aeroplanes. No other species is able to manipulate matters and objects to the same degree: chimpanzees, which are among the closest relatives to humans, for example, have the ability to, in a ve

The series of Foreign Language Teaching approaches concludes with the Flipped Learning approach.

This article will explore the complexity of the relationship between gender and discourse and how gender identity is performed through discu

This episode is about the theory of cultural cognition and how cultural cognition is related with cooperation.

CBA focuses on the outcomes of language education. And as such, it is adapted to the needs of the students and teaches them basic skills