When space is something heard and not seen: How blindness shapes language use
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Bilingual Bonus: How Similar Languages Boost Vocabulary
Raising a child is full of challenges. My brother and his wife recently had their
Aslı Özyürek: from postdoc to director
It was the 90s, and the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics was still growing into
Beyond Sight: How Technology Can Adjust To A Different Way of Experiencing The World In Blindness
Imagine navigating a busy city street, ordering food, or reading a prescription label—without seeing. For
To put a (fake) smile on one’s face
Spotting a fake smile can be more difficult than you think. Although humans are wired to be social, most people are actually surprisingly bad at recognizing whether a smile is authentic.