Cultural Models in Language and Thought
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Cultural Models in Language and Thought

by Dorothy Holland, Naomi Quinn

Psychology Linguistics Anthropology
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Cultural Models in Language and Thought by Dorothy Holland and Naomi Quinn investigates how cultural frameworks influence language and cognition. This academic exploration offers insights into the connections between shared beliefs, expression, and mental models. Available as a used book in good condition, it serves as an essential text for understanding cultural impacts on thought.

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Cultural Models in Language and Thought examines the interplay between culture, cognition, and communication. Authors Dorothy Holland and Naomi Quinn delve into frameworks that influence how people perceive and express ideas.

The book highlights the role of shared cultural understandings in shaping linguistic structures and mental processes. It provides a foundation for understanding cross-cultural variations in thought patterns.

As a used book in good condition, it remains a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in cognitive science and anthropology.

The work underscores the importance of cultural context in interpreting language use and conceptual models.

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