Language and Worldview

Alvino E. Fantini

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Language and Culture Categorization, perception, and language Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies

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Languages are more than mere tools. They are, in fact, paradigms of a view of the world. Knowledge of more than one language holds promise for an expanded worldview, for understanding other people on their own terms, Viewed this way, bilingualism becomes an essential ingredient in the formation of interculturally minded individuals.

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