Language and Thought

Kataloški broj: 084451

Nakladnik: Prentice-Hall

Mjesto izdanja: Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey

Godina izdanja: 1964

Format: 15×22,5

Uvez: meki

Broj stranica: 118

Jezik: engleski

Zabilješke: A psychological study of thought and language which takes an exposition of scientific linquistics as a point of departure. John B. Carroll is a key figure in the study of language and thought, particularly for his work editing and introducing Benjamin Lee Whorf's influential writings on the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. Carroll's contributions are central to the field of linguistic relativity, which explores how the structure of a language affects its speakers' perception and cognition. This concept is also known as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, a term that refers to the work of Whorf and his mentor, Edward Sapir.

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