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Appraiser Relativism and the Reliability of Our Linguistic Intuitions
2020R. Streiffer
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CONCEPTUAL SCHEMES AND LINGUISTIC RELATIVISM IN RELATION TO CHINESE
1991A. Graham
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Linguistic relativism and colour cognition
British Journal of Psychology, 2004Native speakers of two languages (English and Ndonga) were compared on three colour cognition tasks (sorting, triads and visual search) in a test of the linguistic relativity hypothesis (Whorf, 1956). The colour lexicons of these two languages differ because Ndonga has no basic terms for ORANGE, PINK and PURPLE, and stimuli were chosen to exploit this ...
Michael, Pilling, Ian R L, Davies
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Linguistic Relativism and the Expression of Basic Theoretical Rationality in Inuktitut
Études Inuit Studies, 2023 This paper begins by stressing the importance of distinguishing between linguistic relativity, whose reality is hardly debatable, and linguistic relativism, which ultimately holds that language communities are locked within their own worldview, hence their own notions of truth.
Marc-Antoine Mahieu
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Linguistic relativism in the age of global lingua franca
Lingua, 2018 Globalization's intertwining of culturally and linguistically diverse peoples is empowered and reflected by an unprecedented worldwide lingua franca. This current state of affairs seems unproblematic if, following a simple utilitarian view, language merely consists of a neutral tool for communication, and thus what is said in one may just as well be ...
André Patrão
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