Arts & Humanities Studying Digital Sports Games: An Interview with Martin Lüthe Games studies is a growing academic field, but scholars are still hesitant to research digital sports games. Martin Lüthe thinks that has to change.
Arts & Humanities Linguistic archaeology and the granularity of language change: Interview with Prof. Gerd Carling Why is lingustic archeology so fascinating? What is special about your forthcoming Atlas project? How do polygons and network diagrams help us understand how language works? We talked to Gerd Carling, the editor of “The Mouton Atlas of Languages and Cultures” about her fascination with languages, both modern and ancient.
Arts & Humanities Why Languages Change: Interview with Chiara Gianollo How and why do languages change? We asked linguist Chiara Gianollo during the 2018 Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea in Tallinn, Estonia.
Arts & Humanities How Saving Private Ryan Shaped Our Memory Of World War Two At the end of the most destructive century in the history of mankind, Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan sought to restore America’s faith in its political community.