Sapir-Worf Hypothesis: Linguistic Determinism and Linguistic Relativity

Sapir-Worf hypothesis: linguistic determinism and linguistic relativity Romantic idealism in the late eighteenth century observed by Johann Herder (1744-1803) and Wilhelm von Humboldt (I 762-1835) Very important. Language and culture of the world Edward Sapir (1884-1939), an American linguist and anthropologist, and his student Benjamin Lee Wolfe (1897-1941), this tradition, and widely in the Middle Ages for decades We accepted between influential language and thought. The relationship came up with a view. this century

Theory of Language Relativity Theory Sapir-Wolf assumes even that language influences decide people's way of thinking  Linguistic determinism, language relativity, Wolf's hypothesis  "deterministic" opinion - (deterministic) views such as prisons, Language function - the language necessarily affected by the details of that language  It is impossible to translate effectively and successfully between languages; it is an elusive goal to be able to communicate between different cultures. Experience their world, but this impact is not constant. People can learn words and categories that closely resemble themselves, in order to communicate accurately, to focus on cultures, thought-language relations, and vocabulary changes.  Lots of snow, coconut, and camels  Brazilian Kamayura Indians - "color of a long tail parrot  ticks in West New Guinea - dark and light ▪ evidence and vocabulary on color perception is a deterministic version of the Sapir - Wolf hypothesis Fixed points, places, life flow and English - sports words refer to time as a specific point on a linear plane divided in the past, and the time of the present and the future will be more sustained o Hopi - Tense does not show respect and social hierarchy More convenient to display on Spain side

"Language relativistic hypothesis" is also known as the Sapir-Wolf hypothesis, an American writer and linguist Sassel is defined by his article "Linguistics as a scientific standpoint" and BL Whorf. His article "Science" is described in detail. And linguistics (Hussein) This hypothesis represents the fact that language plays a very important role in people's lives because it influences people's behavior as well as being a means of communication. Concept (Hussein) In other words, people who speak different words tend to have different views about the world Theory thinks that not only vocabulary but also grammar as well as people's way of communicating will be influenced Language and polyglot Is visualized at the basic level and interacts with the world through extended functions.