This lecture discusses key ideas from the modern philosopher Thomas Hobbes' work Leviathan

It focuses specifically on chapters 3 and 4, where Hobbes discusses mental and verbal discourse, that is the train of thoughts in our minds and the verbal expressions of those thoughts. Hobbes also notes that when our train of thoughts is not motivated by some desire or passion, it tends to be looser and less regulated, but when there is some goal in mind, it is oriented towards and regulated by that goal.


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Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan - Human Discourse - Sadler's Lectures

This lecture discusses key ideas from the modern philosopher Thomas Hobbes' work Leviathan

It focuses specifically on chapter 4, where a number of different sorts of "names" (or terms) are distinguished, as well as how those names can be combined into "consequences", and have their significations clarified through definitions.

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Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan - Names, Consequences, and Definitions - Sadler's Lectures

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On April 3, 2025, Julie Washington was appointed interim dean of the School of Education at the University of California, Irvine. No stranger to leadership roles, the professor of education was already associate dean for faculty development and diversity at the school, where she’s been a member of the faculty since 2021. Before that, Washington served as professor and chair of the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Georgia State University and professor and chair of the Department of Communicative Disorders at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. 

Washington describes herself as a “language nerd” who, during her high school years, frequently won oratory contests and reveled in the art of diagramming sentences. After working with a speech-language pathologist for voice therapy during that same period of her life, Washington knew she had found the career she wanted to pursue. 

Most recently, her research has centered around how language impacts reading and writing and how it develops in children who learn variations of American English in their communities. Washington shares her expertise worldwide – this summer, she served as the keynote speaker at the Africa Dyslexia Conference, held in Accra, Ghana, an event co-sponsored by UC Irvine’s School of Education.

In this episode of The UC Irvine Podcast, we’ll learn more about her origin story and the work she’s leading with UC Irvine’s Language Variation and Academic Success lab and Learning Disabilities Research Innovation Hub, which is funded by the National Institute of Health’s National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. Washington will also share where she’s seeing the positive impacts of AI in education, why research drives practice in the field, and how she plans to lead her school and maintain its nationally recognized reputation during this time of funding uncertainty. 

“Words” the music for this episode, was provided by Audionautix via the audio library in YouTube Studio. Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.

Julie Washington on her love of language and the future of teaching

Thank you for listening to Episode #001 of the Short Mile Media Interview Series.  We're speaking with Kristen Parr (CTUIR) and her knowledge of various languages, her history in language, growing up in different areas, and challenges of keeping the language alive today for future generations.  For more information, email shortmilemedia@gmail.com 

Kristen Parr - #001 - Language & Linguistics

Cupeño word for California Buckwheat Wilákal 

Wilákal - California Buckwheat word in Cupeño

Gdy wyjdziesz z Schronu to mniej więcej dostaniesz tyle światła co z tego utworu.

SYNCHRONUM

If I said I’m sorry would you take me back
I guess I wasn’t ready for relationships
All I wanted was to feel something real
Maybe hit you up on nights like this
I never really did experience love
Life get too serious so, I got mysterious and left
I wanna do bad all by myself 
I want you and nobody else
Tell me that you feel what I felt
I’m wasting time at this point
I think I’ve died in your story
You know I told you from the start
That I was bound to be a star
You hated that I wouldn’t change
I just hope you know it was all for you

Popping these pills doing all of these drugs tryna forget about you
I pour up lean, lean, I became a fiend tryna forget about you baby
No I can’t lie and say that I don’t still give a fuck bout you
But it’s the truth to say that I think I’m better without you
Wake up get high, get fly, then I live my life like a bachelor
I love blue strips, red beams
Black trucks, big dreams
Love my purple cup, sip lean
Double cup, Houston
Double cup, Houston
Houston, Houston

We Can't Be Friends

On today's show, we discuss cultural differences, Roman cuisine, strange news, and more. We also sit down for an exclusive interview with an up-and-coming musician. 

S14B - EP1: Crazy Squirrels, Gorillas, and Culture

Am Mòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail | the Royal National Mòd

Gàidhlig
Haidh a charaid,
An Dàmhair – mìos a tha gu math cudromach airson nan Gàidheal. Tha aon adhbhar sònraichte ann airson seo... a bheil fios agad dè a th’ ann? Sin e, tha am Mòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail a’ teannadh dlùth a-rithist. ’S ann anns a’ Ghearasdan a bhios e am-bliadhna, agus tha sinn a’ coimhead air adhart ris gu mòr. Am bi thu fhèin a’ gabhail pàirt, no a bheil thu am beachd a choimhead air an Tbh? Bidh an t-seachdain a’ comharrachadh ar cànan agus ar cultar tro dhiofar mheadhanan. Seo dhut briathrachas a bhios feumail dhut: 
An Comunn Gàidhealach – The Highland Association: Tha am Mòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail air a chur air dòigh leis a’ Chomunn Ghàidhealach. 
Bàrdachd – Poetry: Bidh do ghuth a’ dol suas is sìos nuair a bhios tu ag aithris bàrdachd. 
Còisir – Choir: A bheil thu fhèin ann an còisir? 
Sgeulachd – Story: ’S urrainn dhut sgeulachd spòrsail a sgrìobhadh airson a’ Mhòid! 
A’ seinn – Singing: Dè an t-òran as fheàrr leat a sheinn? 
Farpais – Competition: Mhair an fharpais ud fad an fheasgair, bha còrr air dà fhichead farpaiseach ann! 
dannsa Gàidhealach – Highland dancing: Chan eil dannsa Gàidhealach furasta, feumaidh tu tòrr sgil is spionnaidh. 
Britheamh – Adjudicator: Cha bu toil leam a bhith nam bhritheamh, ’s e dleastanas mòr a th’ ann. 
Gus briathrachas a bharrachd fhaicinn, thèid gu LearnGaelic.scot > Reifreans > Fichead Facal agus tagh Am Mòd.
A bheil sgeulachdan sam bith agad fhèin bhon Mhòd? Leig fios thugainn le post-d no air na meadhanan sòisealta againn. Ma tha iad uabhasach fhèin inntinneach, ’s dòcha gun cur sinn dhan ath chuairt-litir iad!
Sin e airson seachdain eile. Bho do charaidean aig LearnGaelic, mar sin leat.



Beurla
Hi there pal,
October – a month that’s very important for Gaels. There’s one reason in particular for this... do you know what it is? That’s right, the Royal National Mòd is almost upon us once again. It’ll be in Fort William this year, and we’re really looking forward to it. Will you be taking part, or will you be watching on TV? The week will celebrate our language and culture through different means. Here’s some vocabulary that’ll be useful for you:
An Comunn Gàidhealach – The Highland Association: The Royal National Mòd is organised by The Highland Association. 
Bàrdachd – Poetry: Your voice goes up and down when reciting a poem. 
Còisir – Choir: Are you in a choir?
Sgeulachd – Story: You can write a fun story for the Mòd!
A’ seinn – Singing: What’s your favourite song to sing?
Farpais – Competition: That competition lasted all afternoon, there were over forty competitors! 
dannsa Gàidhealach – Highland dancing: Highland dancing isn’t easy, you need a lot of skill and energy.  
Britheamh – Adjudicator: I wouldn’t like to be an adjudicator, it’s a big responsibility.
Gus briathrachas a bharrachd fhaicinn, thèid gu LearnGaelic.scot > Reifreans > Fichead Facal agus tagh Am Mòd.
To see more vocabulary, go to LearnGaelic.scot > Reference > Twenty Words > and choose The Mòd.
Do you have any stories from the Mòd? Let us know by email or on our social media. If they’re really interesting, we might include them in our next newsletter! 
That’s it for another week. From your friends at LearnGaelic, bye for now. 





Am Mòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail | The Royal National Mòd

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Humans are unique in the way we use language; we share ideas, tell stories, and pass down culture. And we do all of this using very complex communication tools like intonations, contextual clues, slang, etc. In this episode, we explore how complex communication evolved from the Neanderthals, and what changes in the brain made complex communication possible. Join us in this journal club episode where we discuss one of the many evolutionary leaps that turned simple sounds into the conversations that define us today.

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Get your critical thinking caps on! ‘Think Twice’ discusses controversial topics in the field of neuroscience with the goal of bringing more nuance and rigor to mainstream media. We’ll take you past the headlines by breaking down relevant neuroscience topics, interviewing experts in the field and overcoming misinformation/disinformation with evidence-based content. This podcast is run by a small group of graduate students at the Centre for Neuroscience Studies at Queen’s University. We hope to bring down barriers to the dissemination of scientific information, give early-career neuroscientists a voice, and foster a culture of entertaining and accessible science communication.

Podcasts developed by the students at AUR (The American University of Rome) for their class COM211 - Intro to Podcast and Vidcast. This is a weekly show with a rotating cast, so each week the students will take part in all the aspects of creating a full studio podcast episode. The students will also be creating a personal Podcast and Vidcast for their Midterm and Final Exams. Stay tuned to the future of AUR and Podcast creation.

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