The prelims comprise: Introduction Language, Thought, and Culture and the Problem of Linguistic Relativity Re-Thinking Linguistic Relativity Semiotic Relativity, or How the Use of a Symbolic System Affects Thought Linguistic Relativity, or How Speakers of Different Languages Think Differently When Speaking Discursive Relativity, or How Speakers of Different Discourses (across Languages or in the Same Language)Have Different Cultural Worldviews Language Relativity in Applied Linguistic Research Language Relativity in Educational Practice The Danger of Stereotyping and Prejudice Instead of Language-Thought-and-Culture: Speakers/Writers, Thinkers, and Members of Discourse Communities Conclusion: The “Incorrigible Diversity” of Applied Linguistics
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