Indigenous language and perception
Published in Neuroscience
Our perception of the world is significantly affected by the language we speak. It frames our worldview by training our brains in line with cultural understanding.
Indigenous languages from around Australia pose a vastly different perspective of the world than that of English. We explore how these languages influence perceptions of self, kinship and the natural world.
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