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A Cursory History of Swearing

By Julian Sharman

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

In a world where words can shock or unite, explore the secret life of swearing and its surprising effect on how we connect.

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2010-10-31
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"A Cursory History of Swearing" by Julian Sharman is a journey through the ages, examining the world of swear words and their impact on society and communication. From its roots to its evolution, the book looks into why people use these words and what they really mean. The story kicks off with the Scufflers' Club, where writers and actors meet in a lively tavern scene, filled with singing and conversations. Sharman uses this setting to show how swearing has been a way for people to bond and show who they are, while also raising questions about its role in culture and personal behavior. The book sets out to reveal the surprising history of swearing, looking at it as both a form of art and a problem for society.

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