Episode 111: Our Language Doesn't Have a Word For This Title (with Yoel Inbar)
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In Part 2 of our episode with film scholar Yoel Inbar (AOS: Quebecois New Wave Cinema), we break down the philosophy and psychology of the movie Arrival. [Note: Massive spoilers, see the movie first!] Does our language shape our perception of reality? Would you have a child that you knew had a short time to live? What color is 'fuschia'? Why does right-wing radio make you want to dynamite alien spacecrafts?

For Part 1 of this episode, see https://verybadwizards.fireside.fm/110)

Special Guest: Yoel Inbar.

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• yoel inbar :: home)
• Arrival (2016) - IMDb)
• Casasanto, D. (2008). Who's afraid of the big bad Whorf? Crosslinguistic differences in temporal language and thought. Language learning, 58(s1), 63-79. Chicago)
• Break Music (soundcloud.com/peezismyname))
• Linguistic relativity - Wikipedia)
• Inscrutability of reference - Wikipedia)
• Sex-related differences in the color lexicon)