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  • Aug 25, 2024 | inkl.com | Christine Kenneally

    Thin, bearded, redolent of nicotine, he holds a sketchbook of his works. He enjoys the fellowship of a drawing class once a week, sketching figures of live models. Alcoholics Anonymous helps too, he says, adding: “I have been sober since May 30 and intend to go a long way sober.”Existing on a disability check and earnings from his sporadic art sales, Geo lives on one side of the shotgun-style house where he grew up. His brother, a survivor of the same orphanage, lives on the other side.

  • Jun 1, 2024 | projektpulsar.pl | Christine Kenneally

    Od rozpoczęcia kolonizacji Australii w 1788 roku do dziś liczba języków używanych przez rdzenne społeczności zmniejszyła się o około połowę. Z tych, które nie wymarły, tylko 13 języków jest uczonych jako ojczyste. Na początku xx wieku językoznawca Benjamin Lee Whorf, badający język hopi używany przez rdzennych mieszkańców dzisiejszej Arizony, zaintrygował swoich kolegów po fachu, stwierdzając, że nie ma w nim słów lub elementów gramatycznych odnoszących się do czasu.

  • Oct 17, 2023 | scientificamerican.com | Christine Kenneally

    In the early 20th century linguist Benjamin Lee Whorf thrilled his contemporaries by noting that the Hopi language, spoken by Native American people in what is now Arizona, had no words or grammatical elements to represent time. Whorf argued that this meant Hopi speakers had no concept of time and experienced what an English speaker might call “the passage of time” in a completely different way.

  • Jun 28, 2023 | christinekenneally.substack.com | Christine Kenneally

    Dear readers, With many thanks for all your reading and writing and incredible support, I’m hitting pause for a brief while on Unnatural History. The media cycle is slowing down, and it’s time to step back to prepare a few pitches, write a few stories, and launch my new website. Unnatural History will be more sporadic over the next few months, with a longer term plan to resume regular broadcast again.

  • Jun 21, 2023 | christinekenneally.substack.com | Christine Kenneally

    How do you disappear the story of more than five million people from history? How do you do it so well that some experts say: There were no orphanages in the 20th century, they all closed down in the 19th century. If survivors of the American orphanage system hadn’t come forward, the history would have been lost forever.

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