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Beyond equivalence: Translation and the politics of being understood (opens the original)
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Linguistic diversity and language rights Linguistic Diversity and Language Rights is the theme of International Translation Day, September 30, 2026, with “The Power of Being Understood” as its subtitle. The International Federation of Translators places translation, interpreting, and terminology at the centre of linguistic inclusion, emphasising their role in education, healthcare, justice, public services, and civic life. The theme is timely because linguistic diversity exists under profoundly
From prediction to preparedness: How AI can help us navigate climate uncertainty (opens the original)
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A Lighter JourneyEnvironmentalism has always carried considerable intellectual luggage. Emerging in the second half of the twentieth century, it developed against a long historical transition from pre-industrial economies to industrial and, later, post-industrial systems organised around expanding regimes of production, distribution, and consumption. The successive movement from agrarian economies to industrial production and, later, to globally networked systems of consumption and exchange dram
End of reading? A post-literate society in the making (opens the original)
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What happens to a culture when reading ceases to be its privileged epistemic framework—when the long passage from orality and logocentrism through graphocentrism gives way to a post-graphocentric condition in which AI no longer merely reads texts but participates in their production, transformation, and circulation? The question points to something more consequential than a decline in book reading. It may signal a gradual movement away from the graphocentric organization of knowledge—the privile
What death teaches us about life (opens the original)
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I. The shape of finitudeCentral to our ineluctable mortality is morphology—not merely the study of form, but the deeper logic through which forms emerge, persist, dissolve, and become other than themselves. Death is not simply an ending imposed upon life; it is the structural principle through which transformation occurs. Across every scale of reality—from the subatomic to the cosmic, from the cellular to the civilizational—mortality unfolds through discernible patterns, recurrent structures, an
What death teaches us about life (opens the original)
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I. The shape of finitudeCentral to our ineluctable mortality is morphology—not merely the study of form, but the deeper logic through which forms emerge, persist, dissolve, and become other than themselves. Death is not simply an ending imposed upon life; it is the structural principle through which transformation occurs. Across every scale of reality—from the subatomic to the cosmic, from the cellular to the civilizational—mortality unfolds through discernible patterns, recurrent structures, an
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