The Original Meanings of the “American Dream” and “America First” Were Starkly Different From How We Use Them Today | Smithsonian
A new book from historian Sarah Churchwell examines the etymologies of two ubiquitous phrases| Smithsonian Magazine
A new book from historian Sarah Churchwell examines the etymologies of two ubiquitous phrases| Smithsonian Magazine
The term philosophy, which comes from Greek origins, means “love of wisdom.” The study of philosophy involves asking fundamental questions to better understand people’s place in the universe and their relationships and responsibilities to each other.| Psychology Today
