The more labels that we attach to ourselves (e.g. sports interests, musical taste, languages), the easier it becomes to identify similar others, and feel a sense of social belonging in diverse contexts.
Art is for the galleries, for the money, champagne, good taste, fancy language, the posh boys at the Courtauld, Christie's, the Tate.
The project will draw on research into synesthesia, connecting memory, taste and language through a digital interface that visually – as with all of Found's work to date – gives no hint of the computational work going on beneath its skin.
I have an acquired taste for language, yet it is seldom an actual focus of mine.
Now you're on the inside, feeling the author's emotions and tasting his language in a very personal way.
Once you have crossed one border, you begin to look at the whole world differently – as food to be tasted and language to be explored; customs to be understood and train schedules to be bent to your will; maps to be deciphered, summits to be conquered and marble monuments to be caressed.
Have you never wanted to spin like that on hairy, leathered feet, amid swelling berries as you tasted a language of early summer -- shaping lazy operatic vowels, cracking hard-shelled consonants like speckled insects between your teeth, have you never wanted to waltz the hills like a beast?
NIDCD: Identification and cloning of genes/proteins involved in the normal and disordered development in the areas of hearing, balance, smell, taste, voice, speech, and language.
10) Disparities in the identification and treatment of communication disorders (i.e., disorders of hearing, balance/vestibular, smell, taste, voice, speech, and language) in diverse populations result in a disproportionate burden of these disorders among groups of lower socioeconomic status and selected racial/ethnic backgrounds.
At the same time, students are changing their tastes in languages.
