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metaphorhacker.net · Personal developer blogs · English
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- 18 July 2010
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- 24 August 2025
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Why Chomsky doesn't count as a gifted linguist
/2010/08/why-chomsky-doesnt-count-as-a-gifted-linguist/
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Writing as translation and translation as commitment: Why is (academic) writing so hard?
/2019/06/writing-as-translation-and-translation-as-commitment-why-is-academic-writing-so-hard/
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How to actually write a sentence: The building blocks of written language
/2020/02/how-to-actually-write-a-sentence-the-building-blocks-of-written-language/
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Metaphors and freedom: On Tolkien's notion of allegory vs applicability
/2021/01/metaphors-and-freedom-on-tolkiens-notion-of-allegory-vs-applicability/
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