Analyses of regional clusters of EMEs do not support any role of language, culture or geographical characteristics in knowledge diffusion.
From the early Heidegger, Inkpin extracts a basic framework for a phenomenological conception of language, comprising both a general picture of the role of language and a specific model of the function of words.
The second tenet from a philosophical perspective involves the role of language as a critical mediator in learning and knowledge development.
In developing a theory about the role of language in retribution, Teresa Godwin Phelps takes an interdisciplinary approach, delving into sources from Greek tragedy to Hamlet, from Kant to contemporary theories about retribution, from the Babylonian law codes to the South African Truth and Reconciliation Report.
In this biography of two disparate lives, Ricks finds some common themes: absent fathers, formative years on the front lines, a commitment to "seeking the facts," and an obsession with the role of language in politics.
Further support for a role of the cerebellum in language is grounded in the concept of embodied cognition, which asserts that the motor system may participate in the production of words related to actions, as it is also engaged during the production of those same actions (reviewed in Ref. [41]).
This inventive gathering offers a contemporary look at the role of language and ink-and-brush painting in Chinese art, as a formal and intellectual medium.
His background as a semanticist has given him valuable insights into the role of language in a culture.
Barret makes a strong case for the role of language itself in emerging conceptualizations of temporality.
Scientific American published a guest post on the role of language in science that I wrote in collaboration with Greta Shum, at Climate Central.
