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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2007

Back to the Cantina!

from Programming in Tongues · host Joel Anderson

Back to the Cantina!(click for podcast)UTA - the classic VB3 programClassic UTA for Windows updated to include the Galactic Phrasebook!miitkad - a minimalist Windows text editor with alien language font supporthttp://miitkad.mrklingon.orgCantina: The next generation UTA program:--------------------http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_and_Linguistics_in_Frank_Herbert%27s_DuneFrank Herbert's novel Dune, and his Dune series in general, incorporates a number of different themes related to language or linguistics, both in the techniques Herbert used in the actual writing itself, and more obviously, in the plot and characters. This is consistent with a broader theme of these novels, specifically, the nearly limitless power inherent in the human mind and body, and the power of training and discipline to enhance both physical and mental performance. Accordingly, heightened language skill and linguistic power are among the traits explored by Herbert in his works.--------------------Look at your library for Net Library! A great way to get free linguistic education!Net Library: http://www.netlibrary.com

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