The Gray Area with Sean Illing
Swear like a philosopher
Jul 22, 2024
In this engaging discussion, philosopher Rebecca Roache, a senior lecturer at Royal Holloway, University of London and author of "For F*ck’s Sake," delves into the intriguing world of swearing. She explores how context shapes the meaning of swear words and the emotional weight they carry. Roache discusses the evolution of profanity through cultural lenses and tackles stereotypes linking swearing to intelligence. Tune in for a thoughtful examination of how swearing reflects personal identity and societal norms.
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- Swearing serves as emotional expressions, challenging social norms, not conveying information.
- Offensiveness of swear words evolves with cultural shifts, reflecting changing societal values and sensitivities.
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