22. All Change Is Linguistic

Modern Learners by Melissa Emler

May 8, 202413:19Education

All change is linguistic. It’s something that I frequently remind people of, but what do I really mean when I say that? The words we use have meanings. Changes in our language reflect the deeper cultural shifts at play a...

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