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- Course name
- Language and Thought
- Institution
- Penn State Brandywine
- Instructor
- Evan Bradley
- Subject
- Psychology/Linguistics
- Course dates
- 2016-05-16 00:00:00 UTC – 2016-07-06 23:59:59 UTC
- Approximate number of student editors
- 20
This course explores the relationship between language and thought by investigating several controversial, ongoing questions in psychology and linguistics:
- Does the language we speak influence the way we think?
- Do we “think” in words?
- Does someone who speaks more than one language see the world differently?
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Reviewing
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| EJudd86
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Language and gender
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Language and gender
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| Megannd1993
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Cognitive advantages of bilingualism
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Cognitive advantages of bilingualism, Pavlenko, A. (2007). Emotions and Multilingualism. Cambridge University Press., Logical form, Grammatical gender in Spanish
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| Britz16
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Linguistic relativity, Grammatical Gender, Truecamus1225/space, Megannd1993/multilingualism
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Linguistic relativity, Grammatical Gender
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| Y.ferrer16
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Multilingualism
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Multilingualism
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| Lsanterian
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Argument (linguistics)
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Psycholinguistics, Grammatical Gender
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| Ram5156psuedu
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Grammatical gender, Psycholinguistics
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Grammatical gender, Argument (linguistics), Multilingualism
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| Alliewodack
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Grammatical Gender
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Grammatical Gender
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| Truecamus1225
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Psycholinguistics
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Psycholinguistics
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| Mjk193
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Multilingualism
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Psycholinguistics, Logical form, Talk:Grammatical gender, Talk:Linguistic relativity
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Psycholinguistics
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Psycholinguistics, Multilingualism
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Psycholinguistics
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Language and gender
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