Science and Linguistics

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Science and Linguistics is a collection of essays by Benjamin Lee Whorf that explores the relationship between language, thought, and scientific understanding, and helped popularize the principle of linguistic relativity.

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instanceOf book
essay collection
about Sapir–Whorf hypothesis NERFINISHED
anthropological linguistics
comparative linguistics
philosophy of science
associatedConcept cultural relativism in language
linguistic determinism
linguistic relativity
associatedWith Benjamin Lee Whorf NERFINISHED
author Benjamin Lee Whorf NERFINISHED
contributorTo popularization of the principle of linguistic relativity
discusses differences between languages and worldviews
implications of language structure for physics and cosmology
role of grammar in shaping experience
scientific method in relation to language
explores influence of language on scientific understanding
interaction between linguistic structure and perception
role of linguistic categories in cognition
field cognitive science
linguistics
philosophy of language
philosophy of science
genre linguistics literature
non-fiction
philosophy of language literature
hasAuthor Benjamin Lee Whorf NERFINISHED
hasInfluenced anthropological approaches to language
cognitive linguistics
philosophy of language discourse on relativism
studies of language and perception
hasPart essay
hasPerspective relativist view of language and thought
intendedAudience general readers interested in language and thought
scholars of linguistics
students of philosophy of science
language English
literaryForm essay
mainSubject Whorfian hypothesis NERFINISHED
linguistic relativity
relationship between language and science
relationship between language and thought
notableFor articulation of linguistic relativity
influence on later debates about language and thought

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