Cultural representations· of the world permeate much of human experience of that world. In this society, it seems increasingly unlikely that there can be experience that is not somehow overlaid by representation. Under such circumstances, it is our forms of representation that have the greatest impact on how we understand, give meaning to, and value this place in which we live. Perhaps the most significant of those forms is language1 for it is both · the most pervasive and the one through which the others are most often interpreted
This book defends a version of linguistic idealism, the thesis that the world is a product of langua...
This book defends a version of linguistic idealism, the thesis that the world is a product of langua...
Language is a fictional concept that does not mean anything on its own. In fact, the various meaning...
In an era concerned with the survival of Indigenous languages, language as a general phenomenon need...
In an era concerned with the survival of Indigenous languages, language as a general phenomenon need...
In an era concerned with the survival of Indigenous languages, language as a general phenomenon need...
In this paper, I explore the positive and negative implications of the power of language that stems ...
This paper offers some thoughts on the question what effect language has on the understanding and he...
In an era concerned with the survival of Indigenous languages, language as a general phenomenon need...
This paper argues that the two primary features defining human beings are their finitude and plastic...
Language is the system of meaningful symbols and rules that has endowed us with communicative and co...
As Christopher Manes writes, ‘[n]ature is silent in our culture […] in the sense that the status of ...
Global changes such as urbanisation, new ways of travelling, new information and communication techn...
In this thesis I have been pursuing various problems suggested to me by the concept 'human nature'. ...
Our human propensity to label and thereby accord meaning to experience is a means of demystifying th...
This book defends a version of linguistic idealism, the thesis that the world is a product of langua...
This book defends a version of linguistic idealism, the thesis that the world is a product of langua...
Language is a fictional concept that does not mean anything on its own. In fact, the various meaning...
In an era concerned with the survival of Indigenous languages, language as a general phenomenon need...
In an era concerned with the survival of Indigenous languages, language as a general phenomenon need...
In an era concerned with the survival of Indigenous languages, language as a general phenomenon need...
In this paper, I explore the positive and negative implications of the power of language that stems ...
This paper offers some thoughts on the question what effect language has on the understanding and he...
In an era concerned with the survival of Indigenous languages, language as a general phenomenon need...
This paper argues that the two primary features defining human beings are their finitude and plastic...
Language is the system of meaningful symbols and rules that has endowed us with communicative and co...
As Christopher Manes writes, ‘[n]ature is silent in our culture […] in the sense that the status of ...
Global changes such as urbanisation, new ways of travelling, new information and communication techn...
In this thesis I have been pursuing various problems suggested to me by the concept 'human nature'. ...
Our human propensity to label and thereby accord meaning to experience is a means of demystifying th...
This book defends a version of linguistic idealism, the thesis that the world is a product of langua...
This book defends a version of linguistic idealism, the thesis that the world is a product of langua...
Language is a fictional concept that does not mean anything on its own. In fact, the various meaning...