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Cross-Cultural Variation in the Noun Bias in Early Vocabulary Development: A Systematic Review. [PDF]
Cogn SciZhang Y, Kim S, Casillas M.
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Language and the society of others
Philosophy, 1992The solitary language user is again stalking the critical fields of Europe (and America, one should add). This pre-social individual, abstracted from all social and historical context, has been seemingly revived after what many of us saw as a death-blow dealt by Wittgenstein in his analysis of the notion of following a rule, and his related discussions
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2023
‘The abstractions and generalisations of phenomenology cannot yield the fine-grained nuances of lived experience,’ says Anna Westin. This thesis defies this statement and attempts to do exactly that; testing the limits and limitlessness of Philosophy and in Lévinasian phenomenology. It is a reflection on trauma.
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‘The abstractions and generalisations of phenomenology cannot yield the fine-grained nuances of lived experience,’ says Anna Westin. This thesis defies this statement and attempts to do exactly that; testing the limits and limitlessness of Philosophy and in Lévinasian phenomenology. It is a reflection on trauma.
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Communications of the ACM, 2013
The conversation for action gives a framework for completing professional actions effectively.
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The conversation for action gives a framework for completing professional actions effectively.
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On the Unavoidability of Primitive Words and other Languages
J. Autom. Lang. Comb., 2021Journal of Automata, Languages and Combinatorics, Volume 26, Numbers 1-2, 2021, 91 ...
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Whereas highlighting in French and Italian is a feature of narration only, the progressive tenses in Spanish and, especially, English allow for highlighting within discussion as well. Finite verb tenses in Ancient Greek observe highlighting only in narration, but its semi-finite forms also enable highlighting in discussion.
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The Other of the Body and the Language of the Margins
The Psychoanalytic Review, 2005But the true travelers are those, and those alone, who set out only for the journey’s sake, and with light balloon-like hearts they never swerve from their destiny, but, without knowing why, keep saying “Let us fare forward!” Those whose desires are shaped like clouds, and who, like the conscript dreaming of his cannon, have visions of boundless, ever ...
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