The Philosophical Bearings of the Theory of Linguistic Relativity

Russian Studies in Philosophy 2 (3):31-38 (1963)
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In dealing with the whole complex of questions concerning human nature, no small role is played by the problem of language — the role of language in man's life — both personal and social. In successive periods of human history different representatives of social thought saw in different perspectives the role of language in human life and its influence on social development.

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