Language of Perception: Views From Anthropology

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Title: Language of Perception: Views From Anthropology
Contributor: Olivier Le Guen
Gunter Senft
Mark A. Sicoli
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Experiment or task
Format: application/pdf
Persistent Identifier: https://hdl.handle.net/1839/7d26aef5-f4fe-4995-a4e5-48ea88aa4393
Description: To understand the underlying principles of categorisation and classification of sensory input semantic analyses must be based on both language and culture. The senses are not only physiological phenomena, but they are also linguistic, cultural, and social. The goal of this task is to explore and describe sociocultural patterns relating language of perception, ideologies of perception, and perceptual practice in our speech communities. PREREQUISITE: Language of Perception stimuli (see Field Manual 2007). NOTE: The stimulus materials are not yet available for distribution.
Additional info: Volume 2008, filed under Categories across language and cognition. Tags: ethnography, perception
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Le Guen, O., Senft, G., & Sicoli, M. A. (2008). Language of perception: Views from anthropology. In A. Majid (Ed.), Field Manual Volume 11 (pp. 29-36). Nijmegen: Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics. doi:10.17617/2.446079.

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  Description : To understand the underlying principles of categorisation and classification of sensory input semantic analyses must be based on both language and culture. The senses are not only physiological phenomena, but they are also linguistic, cultural, and social. The goal of this task is to explore and describe sociocultural patterns relating language of perception, ideologies of perception, and perceptual practice in our speech communities. PREREQUISITE: Language of Perception stimuli (see Field Manual 2007). NOTE: The stimulus materials are not yet available for distribution.
  
  Description : Additional info: Volume 2008, filed under Categories across language and cognition. Tags: ethnography, perception
  
  Description : How to cite this resource:
  
  Description : Le Guen, O., Senft, G., & Sicoli, M. A. (2008). Language of perception: Views from anthropology. In A. Majid (Ed.), Field Manual Volume 11 (pp. 29-36). Nijmegen: Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics. doi:10.17617/2.446079.
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Olivier Le Guen, Gunter Senft, and Mark A. Sicoli. (2008). Item "Language of Perception: Views From Anthropology" in collection "Field Manuals". The Language Archive. https://hdl.handle.net/1839/7d26aef5-f4fe-4995-a4e5-48ea88aa4393. (Accessed 2023-09-29)

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