Conlangs (Constructed Languages): The Pirate Radio of Language Learning [Mouseion 022 Tim Hogue]

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The Mouseion - The Professor Wingert Podcast

MichaelWingert

31 episodes

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The Mouseion features Professor Michael Wingert, Dean of Agora University’s Holy Transfiguration College, engaged in mildly interesting conversation with friends, colleagues, and other fascinating persons. The title of the podcast, “the Mouseion,” aims to generate an audio space for inspirational ideas and learning across subject matter in and beyond the professor’s areas of expertise in ancient medicine, Semitics, religion, Near Eastern languages and cultures.

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Conlangs (Constructed Languages): The Pirate Radio of Language Learning [Mouseion 022 Tim Hogue]

The Mouseion - The Professor Wingert Podcast

1 hour 7 minutes 44 seconds

3 years ago

Conlangs (Constructed Languages): The Pirate Radio of Language Learning [Mouseion 022 Tim Hogue]

What is a constructed language or conlang? How might Klingon and Elvish relate to living languages of today like Japanese, Arabic, or Finnish? Is there any way to connect Dothraki or High Valerian to ancient languages like Hittite, Akkadian, or Aramaic? In the nerdiest of all my conversations thus far, Dr. Time Hogue (University of Satsuma) and I discuss how constructed languages are formed and how they relate to existing languages, philology, linguistics, and narrative story telling.

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