Taxidermy For Language Animals - Tine Melzer reading book Commons in Design explores the

Commons in Design explores the meaning and impact of commons—especially knowledge-based peer commons—and acts of commoning in design

The German dramatist Heiner Müller observed that German history lies as if smothered by a rheumatism blanket: beneath there is warmth and stagnation

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Taxidermy For Language Animals - Tine Melzer reading book Commons in Design explores theA parrot can be trained to repeat the sounds we make when we speak. But what does a parrot say? 'Taxidermy for Language Animals' examines language fragments from different practices philosophy, literature, visual art by exploiting some of our linguistic habits and tools. This book includes examples of ordinary language trapped in images. Games we play with language and games language plays with us are introduced. Like language itself, language games