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Language
Ever wonder why humans babble in thousands of tongues but still manage to call it 'language'? Spoiler: It’s not just about sounds or grammar rules. Edward Sapir’s 1921 classic digs into how language is less a biological reflex and more a cultural wild card—shaping how we think, live, and see the world. If you thought language was just about words, buckle up.
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