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ex-pen-da-ble … stem of latin: expendere (to pay, judge) describes a person or an object of…

decay (v.) the spontaneous disintegration of a particle or nucleus … disintegrate (v.) breaking up…

- The term "lunatic" derives from the Latin word lunaticus, which originally referred mainly to…

A human being who should dream his life instead of living it would no doubt thus keep before his…

The trajectory merges not only with the subjectivity of those who travel through a milieu, but also…

sedentary (adj.) from latin sedentarius; not migratory … inhabiting the same locality throughout…

corruption … 1. dishonest or illegal behavior, especially by powerful people … 2. departure from…

In philosophy the term corruption corresponds to the Greek concept of phthora, which is the…

corruption (n.) corrumpere (lat.): com- + rumpere … com-: with, together, entirely, integer … used…

Il expliqua que la Terre - la Déterritorialisée, la Glacière, la Molécule géante - était un corps…

domination (n.) from dominus "lord, master," literally "master of the house" "rule, control by…

Si les vents, les courants, les glaciers ou les volcans... portent des messages fins si difficiles…

History in its broadest aspect is a record of man's migrations from one environment to another.

A city in perpetual transformation. The emptiness of the city becomes a place of open work…

A work of art never allows a privileged, definitive, frontal view; rather, it induces the spectator…

The language of design, architecture, and urbanism in Los Angeles is the language of movement.

Legacy (n.) 1 a situation that exists now because of events, actions, etc. that took place in the…