THE TRANSFORMATION OF PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS ON CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE CONTEXT OF LINGUISTICS
Keywords:
Linguistics, thinking, consciousness, sapir-Whorf hypothesis, universal grammar, cognitive linguistics, dualism;Abstract
This article examines philosophical ideas pertaining to language, cognition, and consciousness in both historical and contemporary contexts. Philosophical notions of consciousness, the relationship between language and thought, and the impact of contemporary science and technology advancements on thinking and consciousness have all been examined. The article presents methods for comprehending how language, thought, and awareness interact and how they have influenced human development.
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