[Xmca-l] Re: Fwd: New Episode: Translation

Annalisa Aguilar annalisa@unm.edu
Mon Oct 27 14:18:46 PDT 2014


Hi Mike!

I was truly intrigued by the "Eagle Eyes" segment about the work of neuroscientist David Eagleman. It ties in directly to perezhivanie. And sense and meaning of language! Literally! :)

Of course I'm saying this because that's what's translating into my thinking as of late. 

I hope list members will have the time to listen to this show. It is superb and very relevant. 

I love RadioLab. Thanks so much for posting it. 

Best,

Annalisa

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A timely topic!
Mike

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