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How Language Express the Architecture of Thought

Posted on 14 June 2008 by David Phillips

What can we glean about underlying thought structures from the way we ask someone to “pass the guacamole”? Preeminent psychologist and best-selling author Steven Pinker examines how the words we use, from swears to simple requests at the dinner table, reflect how we think. (Running Time: 21:32)

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3 Comments For This Post

  1. Wes Roberts Says:

    …have just found your blog site this week

    …now I welcome it on my reader

    …thank you for the powerful and electic way you write it

    …I think you have a new fan :-)

    …weekend blessings!

  2. Wes Roberts Says:

    PS…how do I grab the URL for the video on language?

    …thanx!

  3. David Phillips Says:

    Wes,

    Thanks for the visit and the compliment.

    The video is from poptech.com, and at that site you can find the embed code as well as the download code…

    http://www.poptech.org/popcasts/?viewcastid=155

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