 | Joshua A. Fishman - 1991 - 306 стор.
...the great philologists of the century, Whitney (1875), writes of the learner of a native language: "Every single language has thus its own peculiar framework...distinctions, its shapes and forms of thought, into which ... is cast the content and the product of [the learner's] mind ..." [1875: 21-22]. Whatever language... | |
 | John Earl Joseph - 2002 - 254 стор.
...magic key rhetoric, shows how strong the influence of Humboldt could be before the arrival of Boas: Every single language has thus its own peculiar framework...'mother-tongue', is cast the content and product of the mind, his store of impressions, however acquired, his experience and knowledge of the world. This... | |
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Every single language has [...] its own peculiar framework of established distinctions, its shapes and forms of thought, into which, for the human being who learns that language as his "mother-tongue", is cast the content and product of the mind, his... 