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While language in the traditional sense can expand horizons and improve our understanding of the world, Orwell’s novel demonstrates that language, when used in a maliciously political way, can just as easily become “a plot against human consciousness” (Rahv, 182).
It does so, and attains complete control over people’s mind. This paper examines how language sets a demarcation line for human psychological processes.
- Mozaffor Hossain
Aug 12, 2022 · The interplay between language and culture extends beyond just cognitive representations of language (i.e., internal processes), but also to how people communicate with each other (e.g., external processes).
May 25, 2016 · Summarize what Norman Holland’s book The Dynamics of Literary Response says about the relationship between literary forms and psychological defense mechanisms. Summarize how Murray M. Schwartz applies D. W. Winnicott’s idea of potential space to literary study.
Mar 10, 2022 · With a view to shedding light on these and other research paths related to the way the human mind deals with manipulative language, this collection gathers contributions on linguistic phenomena and experimentations variously correlated with manipulative communication.
Jan 8, 2024 · In order for language intervention to be most appropriately targeted, there is a need to determine the extent to which non‐linguistic cognition (i.e., attention, executive functions, memory, visuospatial abilities) is preserved in individuals with language impairment.
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Jan 1, 2020 · In this chapter we highlight the ecosystem of language use and learning, and how dynamic interactions of language experiences in the ecosystem impact cognitive control. The literature, to our delight, is moving away from a simple dichotomy of monolinguals vs. bilinguals but taking the view of bilingualism as a spectrum.
