Training, Language and Culture

ISSN 2520-2073 | ISSN 2521-442X


Language unlimited: The science behind our most creative power (a review)

Admired by no less a luminary as Noam Chomsky and by Gretchen McCulloch, author of Because Internet, Language Unlimited comes highly recommended. The author, David Adger, is Professor of Linguistics at Queen Mary University in London, President of the Linguistics Association of Great Britain and a language inventor. Yes, he invented the monsters’ language used in an ITV (UK Independent Television) series Beowulf. Language Unlimited, subtitled, The Science Be- hind Our Most Creative Power explores the human but also animals’ experience of understanding and using language. The aim of the book is to explore where human language creativity comes from and what is its scope and its limits. Based on insights into neuroscience, linguistics and psycho- logy, the book has ten chapters with notes, acknowledgements and an index.




Volume 4 Issue 2

Intercultural communication in multicultural education space

Elena V. Voevoda
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Anglicisms and loanwords: The contribution of English exemplified by contemporary Italian tourist terminology

Alla G. Sokolova
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Company naming strategies in the Italian interior design industry

Daria A. Shevliakova
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The fear factor: Xenoglossophobia or how to overcome the anxiety of speaking foreign languages

Heiner Böttger, Deborah Költzsch
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Glocalisation in action: ‘Less is More’ English coursebook series

Tuncer Can, Sarah Frazier, Colette McManus, Alex Rey
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Managing diversity in the classroom

Deborah Swallow
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Bagels, bumf and buses: A day in the life of the English language (a review)

Maurice Cassidy
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Language unlimited: The science behind our most creative power (a review)

Barry Tomalin
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