User contributions
March 17, 2009
Talk:World History Lecture Eight
Thoughts and comments
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World History Lecture Eight
Introduction
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Introduction
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World History Lecture Eight
Introduction: clear up the phonetic thing
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Talk:World History Lecture Eight
Thoughts and comments
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World History Lecture Eight
Introduction: Another example.
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World History Lecture Eight
Introduction
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March 9, 2009
Talk:World History Lecture Seven
Genocide
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Genocide
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Genocide
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Old English
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Old English
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Talk:World History Lecture Seven
Old English
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World History Lecture Seven
no edit summary
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Old English
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World History Lecture Seven
The History of the English Language
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Talk:World History Lecture Seven
Old English
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February 12, 2009
February 10, 2009
Talk:World History Lecture Three
Language issues: eta
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Talk:World History Lecture Three
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February 6, 2009
Bible Retranslation Project
Good point, I've fleshed out the paragraph to make it more qualified without removing too much material
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Bible Retranslation Project
It's not plausible that a word changes based on number of uses. The word "and" has been one of the most common words in the language since Old English.
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Bible Retranslation Project
clean up a bit
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February 5, 2009
World History Lecture Two
Language
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Language
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Did Jesus Preach in Greek?
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World History Lecture Two
make paragraph more general - the wonders of the Athenian world were amazing.
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Did Jesus Preach in Greek?: targumim
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World History Lecture Two
Did Jesus Preach in Greek?
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Language: most of these are the same alphabet.
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Language: the previous version made it sound like someone sat down and deliberately composed them.
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Language: Neither ancient nor modern civilizations are homogeneous!
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World History Lecture Two
Language: One can express complex abstract using other writing systems! Language is not the same as writing system!
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Language
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Language: writing system is not language
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Language: This is a translation issue, not a vocab issue
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World History Lecture Two
Language: Homer lived not much after 1000BC, and is one of the greatest poets and writers of all times!
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Language: correct paragraph
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World History Lecture Two
Language: Languages are a product of the people, not vice versa
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Language: It really doesn't work like this. All human languages are productive.
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World History Lecture One
rm assertion- all three of these models of governments are found at various times in history. Japanese divine-emperors, modern Swaziland or ancient Israel monarchies, and of course Athenian democracy.
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Egypt: corrected wrong paragraph
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Talk:World History Homework One Answers - Student Seven
question about language
World History Lecture Five
The Rise of Islam
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World History Lecture Two
Persia: identity of ahhashverosh disputed.
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World History Lecture Two
Did Jesus Preach in Greek?: changed - previous version was assuming the outcome
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World History Lecture Two
Did Jesus Preach in Greek?
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World History Lecture One
Israel
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World History Lecture One
Israel: It's still the Torah even if it's not in scroll form. Consider fact-checking before teaching children this material.
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Mesopotamia: Jewishness is somewhat more complicated than this overly-simplistic comment would imply.
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