Through the Language Glass, Why the World Looks Different in Other Languages

Le Laboureur, Louis

Levinson, Stephen

Levi-Strauss, Claude

Li, Peggy

light

energy of, vs. wavelength

wavelengths of

“linguistic relativity”

“Linguistic Relativity in French, English, and German Philosophy” (Harvey)

Linnean Society

literacy

Lloyd’s List

Locke, John

Louisiana Purchase Exposition (St. Louis, 1904)

low-light vision

Magnus, Hugo

Malay

Mali

Malotki, Ekkehart

Maltese

Manambu

Marquesas Islands

Marx, Karl

Matses

Maxwell, James Clerk

Mayali

Mayan languages

McPhee, Colin

memory

metameric colors

Mexico

Milne, A. A.

“mind,” concept of

missionaries

“monistic view” of universe

monochromacy

monochromatic light

morphology

Moscow Psychological Institute

Most Excellent and Perfecte Homish Apothecarye, The

MRI scans

Muller, Max

Murshili II, king of Hittites

Mycenae

My Sister Life (Pasternak)

Namibia

Napoleon Bonaparte

nativism

natural selection

nature. See culture-nature debate

Navajo

Neruda, Pablo

Ngan’gityemerri

Nias islanders

Nietzsche, Friedrich

1984 (Orwell)

Nineteenth Century, The

Nootka

Norman Conquest

Norwegian

nouns. See also verb-noun fusion

case endings

morphology and

plurality and

“Nubians” exhibit (Berlin, 1878)

“Ode to the Sea” (Neruda)

Odyssey (Homer)

Old English

“On the Color Sense in Primitive Times and Its Evolution” (Geiger)

On the Historical Evolution of the Color Sense (Magnus)

“orange”

wavelength of

Origin of Species, The (Darwin)

Orwell, George

Ovaherero tribe

Oxford English Dictionary

Paiute

Papua New Guinea

parametric variations theory

passive vocabulary

Pasternak, Boris

pattern-recognition algorithms

Perkins, Revere

Philosophy Today

photoreceptor cells

Pindar

“pink”

wavelengths of light and

Pinker, Steven

Piraha

Planck, Max

plurality

Polish

Portuguese

primates

Primitive Culture (Tylor)

“primitive” peoples, See also specific groups and languages

changing attitudes of anthropologists to

color words in languages of