Cultural Anthropology RSS Feeds - 1 views
Moments in China by Ryan Emond. [VIDEO] - 1 views
How English erased its roots to become the global tongue of the 21st century | Books | ... - 0 views
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"journalist Ben Macintyre writes: "I was recently waiting for a flight in Delhi, when I overheard a conversation between a Spanish UN peacekeeper and an Indian soldier. The Indian spoke no Spanish; the Spaniard spoke no Punjabi. Yet they understood one another easily. The language they spoke was a highly simplified form of English, without grammar or structure, but perfectly comprehensible, to them and to me. Only now do I realise that they were speaking "Globish", the newest and most widely spoken language in the world.""
Black Cloud: Air is a Finite Resource - 1 views
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teaching transformation rather than information
Reverse Graffiti Project - 0 views