Construct - The Prison of Grammar: How Language Builds the World Before We See It

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Construct - The Prison of Grammar: How Language Builds the World Before We See It

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Host Isla Verge explores the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, Wittgenstein's language games, and linguistic philosophy to examine how grammar structures reality. From color perception differences across languages to untranslatable words, this episode investigates whether language describes our world or constructs it—and what becomes possible when we redesign those invisible walls.

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