What do we mean when we talk about toxicity, abuse and harassment? Where does the resource come from? Why are we so scared of each other about burnout? All of these words describe (and prescribe) changes in thinking, ethics and behavior - from the recently entered language of “crash” and “swipe” to the transforming concepts of “love”, “depression” and “rudeness”. The phrasebook, edited by sociologist Polina Aronson, includes includes the most relevant and problematic of these terms. Where did they come from and how do they influence society and language? What is involved in the process of rethinking old words and borrowing new ones? And how do you even use them? Anthropologists, sociologists, journalists, psychologists and psychotherapists provided their points of view on this - and tried to understand even the most complex feelings.