Arts & Humanities Exploring Expletives: New Research Finds 27% Decline in Swearing Since the 1990s The UK study also indicates that the gap between swear word use by men and women has lessened and that Britons have a new favourite swearword.
Arts & Humanities “Man kann Ökonomie als einen Ordnungsversuch des Begehrens verstehen”: Jule Govrin im Interview Begehren und Ökonomie sind untrennbar miteinander verwoben. Wie genau, davon erzählt Jule Govrin in einem Streifzug durch die Philosophiegeschichte von Platon über Hegel, Nietzsche und Freud bis zu Deleuze, Guattari und der Queer Theory.
Arts & Humanities Andrea Pető on “The Forgotten Massacre” In our first book talk, Prof. Andrea Pető discusses her research on a formerly unknown and “invisible” massacre in Budapest 1944, and the battle for remembrance after World War II.
Arts & Humanities Why We Need to Address Linguistic Diversity at the Modern Olympic Games Not only are multilingual services vital for the smooth running of the Olympics – they are now a requisite for public health. That’s why, in time of crisis, Tokyo ramped up its linguistic infrastructure.