Swearing is Good for You - The Science Behind Bad Language
Offered By: The Royal Institution via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the science behind swearing in this 52-minute talk by science writer Emma Byrne at The Royal Institution. Delve into the close connection between profanity and emotions, and discover the latest neuroscience research on the origins of swearing. Learn why cursing might be more beneficial than you think, as Byrne challenges common misconceptions about bad language. Gain insights into how swearing affects our brains, emotions, and social interactions, drawing from Byrne's book "Swearing is Good for You." Engage with a thought-provoking discussion on the role of taboo language in human communication and its potential positive impacts on our well-being.
Syllabus
Swearing is Good for You - with Emma Byrne
Taught by
The Royal Institution
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