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The Grammar of Grief: How Loss Rewrites the Language We Use to Know Ourselves

The Grammar of Grief: How Loss Rewrites the Language We Use to Know Ourselves

When someone we love dies, we lose not just them but every sentence that had them as a subject. Rebuilding a self means learning to speak in a tense with no name.

On Carrying Other People's Sentences: How the Words of Others Live in Our Bodies

Language & Identity

On Carrying Other People's Sentences: How the Words of Others Live in Our Bodies

Somewhere inside you there is a sentence someone said to you at fourteen that still shapes the way you walk into a room.

The Marks We Make to Think With

The Marks We Make to Think With

Notation is never just recording. It is a technology of thought, shaping what can be imagined, composed, and built.

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