Books, Brochures, and Chapters>Book:  Muller, Herbert Joseph (1956), Science & Criticism, Retrieved on 2014-01-24
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    24 JAN 2014

     Example of How Language Affects Thought

    Another way of describing the revolution in physics is to say that the key moves and acts, physicists do not care; 'matter' to them means 'to matter'. moves and acts, physicists do not care; 'matter' to them means 'to matter', to make a difference. But our language is still geared to express 'states of being', rather than processes. In this connection, also, the German language helps to explain German philosophy. The Germans have been especially prone to hypostatize their abstractions, identi...
    Folksonomies: language process
    Folksonomies: language process
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    Our language is focused on describing states of being rather than processes.

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