

39: Is This a Reference? (with Sylvia Sierra)
6 snips Nov 1, 2021
Join Dr. Sylvia Sierra, a linguist and assistant professor at Syracuse University, as she explores the role of media references in building social identity. Discover how millennials use these references to strengthen relationships, and uncover the evolution of cultural references across generations. The conversation also delves into how sitcoms shape modern dialogue and the nuances of humor in communication. From Disney quotes to Gen Z humor, this lively discussion highlights the intertwining of language, culture, and personal identity.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Linguistic Freedom and Millennial Insights
01:38 • 3min
Exploring Language Quirks and Patron Perks
04:54 • 2min
Evolving Euphemisms: The Language of Disadvantage
06:33 • 10min
Language, Criticism, and Education
16:06 • 14min
Pop Culture and Historical Intersections
29:46 • 5min
Generational Comedy and Communication
34:32 • 13min
Cultural References Across Generations
47:12 • 14min
Cultural References and Their Impact in Media and Advertising
01:01:00 • 2min
The Intersection of Gen Z Humor and Advertising Appropriation
01:02:34 • 2min
Corporate Missteps in Building Rapport
01:04:38 • 2min
The Evolution of 'Sir' and Conversations on Work
01:06:25 • 14min
Exploring 'Soaking' and Communication Nuances
01:20:43 • 13min
Linguistic Humor and Community Tales
01:33:30 • 4min
Language, Community, and Gratitude
01:37:31 • 4min