Usually means: Linguistic theory, language influences thought.
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▸ noun:  A surname.

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Gillispie, Sixto, Bradlee, cheechako, Fagan, Landreth, kidderminster, coracobrachialis, Trammell, Roseman, more...

Phrases:
benjamin whorf, sapir whorf hypothesis, Benjamin Lee Whorf, whorf benjamin lee, more...

Adjectives:
sapir, american, late, linguistic, anthropological, nietzsche

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Similar:
Gillispie, Sixto, Bradlee, cheechako, Fagan, Landreth, kidderminster, coracobrachialis, Trammell, Roseman, more...

Phrases:
benjamin whorf, sapir whorf hypothesis, Benjamin Lee Whorf, whorf benjamin lee, more...

Adjectives:
sapir, american, late, linguistic, anthropological, nietzsche



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