Volume 3
Systems of language create the structures of understanding. They are the vehicles in which we share ideas, and they enable us to relate to one another. But these systems are not inherently neutral. In this issue we explore the role language plays in creating meaning and identity–how it facilitates grief, humor, and sometimes even confusion.
Systems of language create the structures of understanding. They are the vehicles in which we share ideas, and they enable us to relate to one another. But these systems are not inherently neutral. In this issue we explore the role language plays in creating meaning and identity–how it facilitates grief, humor, and sometimes even confusion.
