A Cursory History of Swearing
Julian Sharman
Leído por LibriVox Volunteers





This is a very readable scientific account of Swearing and Cursing in the English Language. Not only is an enlightening historical account given, but also several excursions are made into other languages and certain historical periods. - Summary by Carolin (4 hr 53 min)
Capítulos
Chapter I | 28:23 | Leído por Alimay |
Chapter II | 20:33 | Leído por Wanda White |
Chapter III | 30:23 | Leído por Anna Simon |
Chapter IV | 28:54 | Leído por Dorothy Godfrey-Smith |
Chapter V | 29:43 | Leído por Mary Schneider |
Chapter VI | 28:41 | Leído por Dorothy Godfrey-Smith |
Chapter VII | 43:40 | Leído por Steve C |
Chapter VIII, part 1 | 18:31 | Leído por Joseph Tabler |
Chapter VIII, part 2 | 25:54 | Leído por Jennifer Fournier |
Chapter IX | 38:37 | Leído por Dorothy Godfrey-Smith |
Reseñas
Not What You Think





Lori K
The cursing discussed mainly involves damning things/people. I didn't expect to learn about today's curse words but did expect more. Plus, the author just guesses origins. Lastly, it's written in such an incredibly boring format. So drawn out & just plain awful! I've gone through hundreds of Librivox audiobooks & never gave anything less than 3 stars until now.





Karl
Well read and a wonderful little book.