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THE MUSE MAGAZINE Publication Schedules FREE | GRATIS the www.pinelandsdirectory.co.za PINELANDS COMMUNITY MAGAZINE musISSUE 78e | October 2017 CHARLES PARRY Professor’s passion for SPECIAL alcohol/drug research FEATURE Home NEIL BUCKLAND and Encouraging a Garden cycle revolution BROWN RICE Heleen HISTORY TOUR Community STELLENBERG Out and AND LENTILS Meyer BERLIN & PARIS Travellers GARDENS About Dare to dream again... Stay Young Open Daily 2 - 5pm or by appointment Inspired living comes to life at luxury Eco-friendly features include desalination retirement village, Pinelands Grove, where of 30% of all water used with a 50% target comfortable studio and one-bedroom set for year-end. apartments are available. 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Little Egret The Little Egret is one of four egret species THE MYSTERIES OF WORDS AND LANGUAGE that regularly occur in the Western Cape. In between putting the edition of the Muse together this month, we have been doing an They are white heron-like birds associated editing job on a set of educational workbooks for teaching young children to recognize with shallow freshwater or salt water and use the individual sounds which make up the words we use in our language. bodies and open areas. Since they all I don’t really remember my own experience of learning to speak, spell and write as a child, look very similar, care must be taken so editing these workbooks reminded me just how mysterious the complex structure of when identifying them. The three most language is and how much, as adults, we rely on ‘learned instinct’ to effortlessly perform important features to look out for when the intricate marvel of reading, writing and speech. separating egrets are bill colour, leg/foot colour and size. As the name suggests, When you consider language at its most basic, it is just an arrangement of 26 letters, ten Little Egrets are one of the smaller egrets, numerals, eight common punctuation marks and a well placed pause. From this small told apart from the others by their pure collection of symbols or sounds, it is astounding that we can convey anything from a white plumage, black bill, black legs and detailed description of how an aircraft engine works to the emotional feelings of a love yellow feet. When in breeding plumage, poem. Words are born from combinations of sounds, and linking words together allows us they also sport an elegant plume of to express an infinite range of thoughts with the help of a few shared grammar rules. It is feathers extending from the back of their fascinating to me how powerful a tool can be built from such a few components. heads. In the 19th century these birds When we are young, we learn a core set of words which take care of the necessary basic were extensively hunted for these plumes, interactions thoughout our life. As we move through our education and into careers, we to put on hats, but they are now protected. add just a few more words to take care of additional objects and concepts we encounter. The essence of growing our understanding of the world and good communication skills Text by Jessleena Suri, though, is not the number or length of the words we know, but rather our skill in choosing MSc graduate, from the words to link together to precisely convey what we want to express. the UCT FitzPatrick I think William Penn distilled the most precise advice in this regard: “Speak properly, and in Institute of African as few words as you can, but always plainly; for the aim of speech is not ostentation, but to be Ornithology. Jess is understood”. very passionate about nature conservation, particularly birds Enjoy the issue and urban ecology. She has just started a PhD looking at the effect of urban Max Schutte landscape structure on bird diversity. 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