النسبية اللغوية في حقل الأنثروبولوجيا الثقافية

Abstract EN

The term "linguistic relativity" is used in its general formulation to refer to different hypotheses or positions on the relationship between language and culture, which states that the structure of language has an impact on how the speaker understands the world.

The speaker's perception of the world varies according to his or her language.

The cognitive classification of the world is experienced in the way that speakers of different languages believe and behave differently because of it.

The aim of the research is to explain the academic roots of the term, origin, use and the most important linguistic contributions in the field of anthropological study, while the importance of the discussion of the constitutive literature directed towards linguistic relativity, especially the contributions of Professor Edward Sapir, And the linguistic orientation and the most important elements and uses in (B.

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Whorf).