Sentences with phrase «into etymology»
Brown: I've always wanted to go into etymology and parasitology.
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To understand it better we have to get into the etymology of the word «Fiat» — which in latin means «let it be done» or «it shall be».
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A dive into sexist etymology reveals that the saying referring to women's diminishing fertility was coined in a 1978 Washington Post article that encapsulates the backlash to the women's liberation movement.
Recent projects include left — right, Austro — Sino Arts Programme, Hong Studio Beijing, Übermorgenkünstler II, Heidelberger Kunstverein, Lummerland I, Toves Galleri, Kopenhagen, rhein II (sweeping into action) at NoMad, Projekt Display Frankfurter Kunstverein (2011) Lisa Meixner takes existing words and objects, and creates an enlarged etymology via associative research that becomes installations, moving image work, and sculpture.