Mischievous Voices

  • The Linguistic Legacies of Dr. Seuss and Shakespeare

    The analysis contrasts the linguistic styles of William Shakespeare and Dr. Seuss, focusing on Iago’s monologue in Othello and Dr. Terwilliker’s in The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. It explores phonology, morphology, semantics, and historical context, showcasing their influences on the English language and the evolution of word use and meaning over time.

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  • Gregor MacGregor and Poyais

    We’re here today to talk about a soldier-turned-con artist who convinced hundreds of people of the existence of an entirely fictional country. He was a liar, albeit an excellent one, who got most of those hundreds of people killed.

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  • Davy Jones, a Legendary Pirate

    Inspired by recent chapters of the One Piece manga, this article delves into the true story of the nautical legend Davy Jones, shedding light on some of the most well known modern interpretations.

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