Article published In:
ITL - International Journal of Applied LinguisticsVol. 137/138 (2002) ► pp.271–299
Vol. 137/138 (2002) ► pp.271–299
El relativismo lingüístico a la entrada del siglo XXI.
Article language: Spanish
References
Referencias Bibliográficas
En Pütz, Martin & Marjolijn H. Verspoor
CHAFE, Wallace
Loci of diversity and convergence in thought and language", pp. 101–124. 
ENFIELD, Nick J.
On linguocentrism", pp. 125–158.
HAYS, Paul R.
HOUSE, Juliane
Linguistic relativity and translation", pp. 69–88.
KOERNER, E.F. Konrad
KRONENFELD, David B.
Language and thought: collective tools for individual use", pp. 197–224.
LAMB, Sidney M.
LEE, Penny
MACLAURY, Robert E.
PÜTZ, Martin & Marjolijn H. VERSPOOR
Introduction", pp. ix–xvi.
TRABANT, Jürgen
How relativistic are Humboldt's 'Weltansichten'?", pp. 25–44.
En Niemeier, Susanne & René Dirven (eds.) (2000), Evidence for linguistic relativity, Amsterdam, John Benjamins 2000: 
BlCKEL, Balthasar
BOHN, Ocke-Schwen
GYÖRI, Gábor
LUCY, John
Introductory comments", pp. ix–xxi.
MARATSOS, Michael, Demetra Katis & Annalisa Margheri
Can grammar make you feel different?", pp. 53–70.
SLOBIN, Dan I.
TABAKOWSKA, Elzbieta
Otros trabajos mencionados:
BUNGE, Mario
(1980), The Body-Mind problem. A psychological approach, Oxford, Pergamon. Cito por la versión española de B. García Noriega, El problema mente-cerebro. Un enfoque psicobiológico, Madrid, Tecnos 1985.
COSERIU, Eugenio
(1977), El hombre y su lenguaje. Estudios de teoría y metodología lingüística, Madrid, Gredos 1977.
DROSTE, Flip & John FOUGHT
(1993), "Arbitrariness, iconicity and conceptually", en Semiotica, 94/3-4, pp. 185–199.
EDELMAN, Gerald
(1992), Bright Air, Brilliant Fire. On the matter of the Mind, Londres, Penguin Books 1992.
FOLEY, William A.
(1997), Anthropological linguistics, Oxford, Blackwell 1997.
GUMPERZ, John J. & Stephen C. LEVINSON
(eds.) (1996), Rethinking linguistic relativity, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press 1996.
HAARMANN, Harald
(1990), Language in its cultural embedding: explorations in the relativity of signs and sign systems, Berlín, Mouton de Gruyter 1990.
HOOSAIN, Rumjahn
(1991), Psycholinguistic implications for linguistic relativity: a case study of Chinese, Hillsdale (New Yersey), Lawrence Erlbaum 1991.
HYMES, Dell
(1966), "Two types of linguistic relativity", en William Bright (ed.), Sociolinguistics: proceedings of the UCLA Sociolinguistics Conference 1964, The Hague, Mouton 1966, pp. 114–165.
LEE, Penny
LUCY, John
(1992a), Language diversity and thought. A reformulation of the linguistic-relativity hypothesis, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press 1992 doi:
(1992b), Grammatical categories and cognition. A case study of the linguistic relativity hypothesis, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press 1992.
NOBLE, William & Iain DAVIDSON
(1996), Human evolution, language and mind: a Psychological and Archeological inquiry, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press 1996.
SLOBIN, Dan I.
(1996), "From thought and language to thinking for speaking", en Gumperz & Levinson (eds.) (1996), pp. 70–96.
SMITH, Marion V.
(1996), "Linguistic relativity: on hypotheses and confusions", en Communication and Cognition, 29/1 1996, pp. 65–90.
WHORF, Benjamin L.
(1940), "Science and linguistics", en Technology Review (MIT), 42/6, pp. 229–231, 247–248. Reed, en Whorf (1956), pp. 207–219.
(1956), Language, thought and reality: selected writings of Benjamin Lee Whorf, John B. Carroll (ed.), Cambridge Mass, The MIT Press 1956.
WIERZBICKA, Anna
(1990), "The meaning of color terms: semantics, culture and cognition", en Cognitive Linguistics, 1/1 1990, pp. 99–150.