Cracked.com: 5 Surprising Ways Your Language Affects How You Think
A Cracked.com listicle, as described in the subject line.
The article implies or outright states a Sapir-Whorf perspective on interpreting the studies, even some that manifestly aren't (e.g. prosody), but behind that is some interesting tidbits on various research findings over the years.
Thoughts?
The article implies or outright states a Sapir-Whorf perspective on interpreting the studies, even some that manifestly aren't (e.g. prosody), but behind that is some interesting tidbits on various research findings over the years.
Thoughts?
