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Welcome to a new issue! I’m happy that you are here. This month’s delivery is a selection of the material that crossed my desk/RSS feed over the last month… and a few suggestions from readers (keep ‘em coming!) I’ll see you again down below. In about
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Welcome to a new issue! I’m happy that you are here. This month’s delivery of links to research-based articles is the usual hodge-podge of topics. It’s a selection of the material that crossed my desk/RSS feed over the last month. I’ll see you
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The quote in the title is from Simone Weil. When I pay attention I am giving my time. It prompts the question: Who, or what, receives my attention? Therein lies my treasure.
Ling- English
Goethe positioned himself in front of the Empress and as she passed executed a deep bow. Beethoven pushed his top hat firmly on the back of his head, crossed his arms and strode past the Empress, intentionally snubbing her. Goethe was appalled, and their friendship was irretrievably damaged. See Classic
Ling- Français
Un souffre-douleur, un faire-valoir; À la vie, à la mort; Quelqu'un avec qui on aime être, davantage que seul. L'extrait qui suit est tiré d'un making of d'un film que j'ai beaucoup aimé. Un truc qui raconte une
Newsletter
Welcome to a new issue! I’m happy that you are here. This month’s delivery of links to research-based articles is the usual hodge-podge of topics. It’s a selection of the material that crossed my desk/RSS feed over the last month. I’ll see you
Ling- English
The basic humanity of the opposition is not forgotten; civility is not abandoned; the sense that a community life must be carried on after the acerbic issues of the moment have been fought over and won is seldom very far out of mind; an awareness that the opposition will someday
Business Basics
discovers points of real difficultyarrives at fresh solutions Not only in formal translation but also when living in multiple languages. It sometimes helps to think of a situation in a different language. See also: Discovery is not finding new lands, it’s something else
EME
often comes in the form of a relevant, timely, open-ended question.
Newsletter
Welcome to a new issue! I’m happy that you are here. This month’s delivery of links to research-based articles is the usual hodge-podge of topics. It’s a selection of the material that crossed my desk/RSS feed over the last month. I’ll see you
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Welcome to a new issue! I’m happy that you are here. This month’s delivery of links to research-based articles is the usual hodge-podge of topics. It’s a selection of the material that crossed my desk/RSS feed over the last month. I’ll see you
EME
Manfred Kets de Vries at KnowledgeINSEAD: Consider your life today and answer the following questions:Do you feel that your life is out of control and that you have too many things on your plate?Do you often feel confused, anxious, irritable, fatigued or physically debilitated?Are you having increased