#ethymologie — Public Fediverse posts
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Years ago, I read a book by Umberto Eco that served as an introduction to semiotics; it takes things back even further.
But etymology is truly fascinating. In German (I’m a native speaker), for example, the word “Freiheit” (freedom) has its roots in “being with friends.” Exploring such echoes within language deepens our capacity for perception and expression.
#etymology #semiotic #ethymologie #semiotik #umbertoeco #freunde #freiheit #freedom
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Years ago, I read a book by Umberto Eco that served as an introduction to semiotics; it takes things back even further.
But etymology is truly fascinating. In German (I’m a native speaker), for example, the word “Freiheit” (freedom) has its roots in “being with friends.” Exploring such echoes within language deepens our capacity for perception and expression.
#etymology #semiotic #ethymologie #semiotik #umbertoeco #freunde #freiheit #freedom
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Years ago, I read a book by Umberto Eco that served as an introduction to semiotics; it takes things back even further.
But etymology is truly fascinating. In German (I’m a native speaker), for example, the word “Freiheit” (freedom) has its roots in “being with friends.” Exploring such echoes within language deepens our capacity for perception and expression.
#etymology #semiotic #ethymologie #semiotik #umbertoeco #freunde #freiheit #freedom
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Years ago, I read a book by Umberto Eco that served as an introduction to semiotics; it takes things back even further.
But etymology is truly fascinating. In German (I’m a native speaker), for example, the word “Freiheit” (freedom) has its roots in “being with friends.” Exploring such echoes within language deepens our capacity for perception and expression.
#etymology #semiotic #ethymologie #semiotik #umbertoeco #freunde #freiheit #freedom
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Years ago, I read a book by Umberto Eco that served as an introduction to semiotics; it takes things back even further.
But etymology is truly fascinating. In German (I’m a native speaker), for example, the word “Freiheit” (freedom) has its roots in “being with friends.” Exploring such echoes within language deepens our capacity for perception and expression.
#etymology #semiotic #ethymologie #semiotik #umbertoeco #freunde #freiheit #freedom