What the words say about you, with Julie Neveux in our podcast

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What do the words say about you?

On Facebook or Instagram, I send “emoji” to my “friends” whom I “ 

 ”, I call for “benevolence” and “at the same time”, I react to “ 

 ” and “fake news” »... And with my" selfies ", I especially expect" likes "that will do my ego good.

Words of everyday life, words of "good feelings" sometimes in fake, language tics, the words I use reveal me.

This is the subject of the book by Julie Neveux, lecturer in linguistics at the University of Paris-Sorbonne and playwright.

She publishes

(Grasset, 20 euros).

In this humorous book-diary, the roots and chic and shocking undersides of a number of words, such as “PLS”, “bashing”, “collapsology” or even the “

 ” of social networks

, are revealed 

.

Julie Neveux is the guest of this episode of

, the

news podcast 

 She talks to us about the words, the feelings that I post online, the words “care bears” but which do not reflect what I really feel.

Where do these “good feelings” that I post everywhere come from?

To listen to Julie Neveux, it's as easy as clicking in the audio player above.

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