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New Language Resources, Past and Future The question 'How does a thing become conscious?' could be put more advantageously thus: 'How does a thing become pre-conscious?'. And the answer would be: 'By coming into connexion with the verbal images that correspond to it'. 'The Ego and the Id', Sigmund Freud Language and Linguistics Resources And an excellent page for many linguistic theories, links to important linguists and then works, and more, can be found at Language and Linguistics Online Dictionaries of World Languages An astounding collection of dictionaries for hundreds of languages, plus specialty dictionaries, links to world-wide grammars, thesauri, and more! This is the kind of site that proves how great the internet is. An Index of On-Line Dictionaries Collection Glossary of New and Borrowed Terms Any language is new to its non-speakers; we are interested in sharing different words and phrases from all lanugage that are useful and innovatively explicative, helping us grasp new concepts by referring to them by a single phrase. Some interesting Tibetan words: (from Tibetan-English Dictionary of Buddhist Teaching & Practice rtog pa'i drwa ba - conceptual net, web of thoughts gad mos stong khams g.yo - laughter which makes the universe tremble khog gtam - one's innermost thoughts and feelings glo bur shar ba'i kun rtog glog - the lightning-bolt of a momentarily occurring thought dgongs bzhed - view point; thoughts, consideration, attention (h), intention, system, approach 'char sgo - thoughts, ideas, concepts/ appearances; perception-mediums; experience, vision, perception, thought, idea, conception