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The Connection Between the Human Language and Manual Gestures and Its Evolution in The Gestural Origins of Language, an Article by Michael Corballis (958 words, 4 pages)

In this article, author Michael Corballis, discusses the evolution of the human language and it's connection to manual gestures. Throughout the article he cites many individuals that support and refute his belief of this evolution. In an attempt to create a understanding of the findings that lead to the procedural ... Read More

A Paper on 3 People That Influences English Language (346 words, 1 pages)

This assignment is from when our instructor lectured in class a couple of days about the history of the English language in the form of a timeline. When we were done we had to take the information and write a paper on 3 of the people that influenced our language. ... Read More

An Essay on Lingua Anglosaxonica (791 words, 2 pages)

Lingua Anglosaxonica The Birth of English In the fifth and sixth centuries three Germanic peoples-the jutes, the Angles and the Saxons- invaded England. They spoke dialects so nearly similar that they could understand each other. Those peoples of Britain formed an ethnic whole, and were named Saxons. However, they were ... Read More

The Many Meanings of Swag (678 words, 2 pages)

Dressed with swag one night, the spoiled multibillionaire walked down the streets of Manhattan. Seeing a flower shop, he quickly purchased a swag of flowers to impress his girlfriend later during his date with her. Little did he know that, during his date, his house would be robbed of all ... Read More

Uses of the Word Cute (757 words, 3 pages)

Have you ever been called cute during a conversation? You know that you are wearing the same kind of outfit and hairstyle since the beginning of the school year, so why is that person calling you cute? If you listen closely to how the word is used then you can ... Read More

The Power of You (235 words, 1 pages)

The most powerful word in the English language is without a doubt is the word you. The word you can incite anger, command respect, and a whole spectrum of other emotions. When you is used in a businesslike manner it can command respect from your peers you, get me the ... Read More

Published: Monday 28th of October 2013