Review article published In:
Historiographia LinguisticaVol. 21:1/2 (1994) ► pp.173–191
Review article
New Work on the Linguistic Relativity Question
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* Page references of quotations from Whorf’s published writings are are from Carroll’s collection of Whorf papers (Whorf 1956).
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1940a “Science and Linguistics”. Technology Review 421.229–231, 247248 (April). (Repr. in Whorf 1956 207–219.)
1940b “Linguistics as an Exact Science”. Technology Review 431.6163, 80–83. (December). (Repr. in Whorf 1956 220–232.)
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