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NLCSJ: History

by James Tipney

The stories and tales of why we say what we say

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Episodes

  1. Why 'Soccer'? Part 1

    One of the most controversial words in the English language (but only if you're British, no-one else cares) - but where does it come from?

  2. Keep Calm and Carry On! Stoic

    Exploring the word 'stoic' / 'stoicism'. You'll need a fair dose of it to get through this one. I recommend the following as an introduction to stoicism 1. Seneca: 'On the Shortness of Life' as the most accessible (reads amazingly) ancient author 2. Massimo Pigliucci and William B Irvine are...

  3. Don't have a cow, man

    Pig or Porker? And other mysteries

  4. Why 'Quarantine'?

    'Quarantine' is in the news a lot at the moment - but how does such an odd word belong in the English language?

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The stories and tales of why we say what we say

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James Tipney

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