The Sound of 1776: What the Language in Our Founding Documents Reveals
The following is a guest blog post written by Dr. Anne Curzan. As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we may take for granted the name…
A new documentary, Talking Black in America, explores African American English through interviews with linguists, speakers, and educators. Walt Wolfram, director of the Language and Life Project and the film’s executive…
Linguist Cecile McKee explores the early stages of language development with five of the first words that English-speaking children say.
Can physical books and eBooks coexist, or are they hopelessly at odds? Linguist Naomi Baron weighs in.
Peter Wegner blends art and language in this adverb-inspired installation.
Patty Isacson Sabee Joins Planet Word as its First Executive Director
D.C.’s Franklin School to become nation’s first interactive museum of words and language