'Linguistic relativity' presentation slideshows

Boundless Lecture Slides

Boundless Lecture Slides. Available on the Boundless Teaching Platform. Free to share, print, make copies and changes. Get yours at www.boundless.com. Culture and Socialization > The Symbolic Nature of Culture. The Symbolic Nature of Culture. The Symbolic Nature of Culture

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Our Wayward Minds

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Language and Culture

Language and Culture. Chapter 2. Part I. Language Reflects Culture. Language tends to reflect the larger culture Example: Inuit have many words for snow and seal, whereas English does not (pg.18) Inuit language is an agglutinating language that strings ideas into long words

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Language & Thought

Cognitive Psychology. Language & Thought. Dr. Yan Jing Wu. Experiment 1. Language Levels of representation. Outline. Thierry and Wu, PNAS, in press. Languages in the world The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis Electrophysiology of cognition ERP evidence for linguistic relativity

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Linguistic relativity

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Language & Meaning

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9.5 Linguistic Relativity, or How Speakers of Different Languages Think Differently When Speaking

9.5 Linguistic Relativity, or How Speakers of Different Languages Think Differently When Speaking. The linguistic relativity hypothesis has recently been revisited in a different form on the typological/grammatical and on the lexical/ semantic levels.

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Linguistic Diversity Goal s &methods vary: 2 camps

Generative Grammarians Few general principles Theory of universal Grammar Describe the grammar of ANY language Assume homogeneity not diversity in speech community. Sociolinguists - opposite Start with empirical obs. Differentiation within speech community

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Language in Context

Language in Context. Chapter 10. Outline. Reading: Bottom-Up and Top-Down Processes Perceptual Issues in Reading Lexical Processes in Reading Language and Thought Differences between Languages Bilingualism and Dialects Slips of the Tongue Language in a Social Context Speech Acts

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Culture And Anthropology

Culture And Anthropology . Cultural Variation Ethnocentrism Cultural Relativity. Defining Culture. Many Ways to Define Culture Depending on Research Orientation. Culture is Learned Culture is Shared within a Community. Elements of Human Culture. Technology Economic Organization

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Rethinking Linguistic Relativity

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Verbal Intercultural Communication

Verbal Intercultural Communication. The Power of Language in Intercultural Communication. Language is learned unconsciously, without awareness, and is too often taken for granted.

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Linguistic Relativity

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LANGUAGE Chapter 5

LANGUAGE Chapter 5. LANGUAGE. A system of symbolic communication using sounds and/or gestures that are able to be understood by all members within a society that share the language. Examples? Symbol vs. Signal

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Chapter 3 Section 2

Chapter 3 Section 2. Language and Culture. Symbols, Language, and Culture. What are symbols? Can symbols mean different things to different people? Symbols are things that stand for or represent something else. Symbols, Language, and Culture. How are language and culture related?

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AP Psychology Journal

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Thought and language

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Language and Thought

Afra Alishahi February 15, 2006. Language and Thought. Overview. Does language affect our perception of the world?. Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis. Principle of linguistic relativity Those who speak different languages think differently Principle of linguistic determinism

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