Abstract/ Résumé
La déverbalisation constitue le noyau de la Théorie du Sens et reflète les rapports entre la langue et la pensée / l’esprit, or elle n'a jamais été justifiée ni falsifié de manière adéquate depuis sa proposition par Danica Seleskovitch, représentante ...
Keywords/ Mots-Clés
Deverbalization, linguistic determinism, cognition hypothesis, language of thought, cognitive process of interpreting
I. Introduction
II. The origination of deverbalization
2.1. The proposal of the hypothesis of deverbalization
2.2. The inspirations for deverbalization
2.3. The psychological foundation for deverbalization
III. The connotations of Seleskovitch’s deverbalization
IV. Three existing hypotheses concerning language and thought
4.1. Linguistic Determinism
4.2. Cognition Hypothesis
4. 3. Language of Thought/Mentalese Hypothesis
V. Some critical reflections upon Seleskovitch’s hypothesis of de verbalization
5.1. Deverbalization is not clearly defined
5.2. Deverbalization is not able to explain the complexity of human thought
5.3. Deverbalization does not touch upon the carrier or medium that deverbalized sense relies on
5.4. Deverbalization does not tell to what extent sense could be deverbalized in interpreting
VI. Conclusion
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