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Марк Форсиз: Что такое «snollygoster»? Краткий урок политического жаргона

Filmed Jun 2012 • Posted Aug 2012TEDxHousesofParliament
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Большинство политиков очень осторожны в выборе слов, ведь с их помощью они создают желаемую реальность. Но всегда ли это удаётся? Этимолог Марк Форсиз делится несколькими занимательными рассказами из английской и американской истории, которые раскрывают происхождение слов и имеют неожиданную концовку. Например, задумывались ли вы когда-нибудь, как Джордж Вашингтон стал президентом? (Запись TEDxHousesofParliament в Лондоне)

Mark Forsyth strolls through the English language, telling stories, making connections and banishing hobgoblins. Full bio »

Translated into Russian by Ann Solovyova
Reviewed by Olga Dmitrochenkova
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