Friday, January 7, 2022

Linguistically Interesting Media Index


    1.  Alien Communication in Semiosis
    2. The use of French in Kill the Beast
    3. Learning Portuguese in This Darkness Light
    4. Integrating a Conlang in A Game of Thrones
    5. Fictional Linguistics in Reading the Bones
    6. Why Disney's Luca is Bad, Actually
    7. Disney's Conlangs
    8. Barsoomian & John Carter
    9. Rabbits, Smeerps, and Empires
    10. Vance's Language of Pao
    11. Mr. Holland's ASL
    12. Linguistic Representation in The Dragon Prince
    13. The Hidden Language of K. A. Parkinson's Chosen Chronicles
    14. British Sign Language in Doctor Who
    15. Война et Paix: French in the Great Russian Novel
    16. Into the Night of Language Diversity
    17. The Mandalorian & Tusken Sign Language
    18. Shadowscent: The Darkest Conlang
    19. The Steerswoman & the Wood Gnome
    20. The Transgalactic Guide to Solar System M-17
    21. The Steerswoman & the Outskirters
    22. Rosemary Kirstein vs. The Enderverse
    23. The Language of Power: Unanswered Questions
    24. Language Planning in the Enderverse
    25. The Other Ted Chiang Stories
    26. The Toolmaker Metaphor
    27. Marvel's Multilingual Eternals
    28. Secondary Languages in Time and Heterogenia Linguistico
    29. The Trilingual Fiction of Eric James Stone
    30. A Literature of Sign
    31. Linguistics as the Science of Science Fiction
    32. Rylan & The Last Starfighter
    33. Decoding Sangheili in Halo
    34. How Can We Portray Languages In Games?
    35. OK, fine, I'll do Arrival
    36. Linguistics & Andy Weir
    37. The Sci-Fi Linguistics of Babel-17
    38. The Sci-Fi Linguistics of The Embedding
    39. Xenolinguistics: A Review for Authors & Conlangers
    40. Larry Niven's Grammar Lesson
    41. Three Miles Down
    42. Stridulation in Landscape with Invisible Hand
    43. True Biz & A Literature of Sign
    44. Babel: Or, the Necessity of Violence
    45. How is Castlevania like Luca?
    46. The Year of Sanderson
    47. What if... Marvel Audiences Had to Read Subtitles for Mohawk Dialog?
    48. Review: Reading Fictional Languages
    49. A Brief Note on John Wick

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