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DESCRIPTION:Language processing is a major topic in psycholinguistics and
  cognitive science.\nHere\, language serves as a gateway to gaining insi
 ght into the inner workings of the thought process. The\nweak version of
  the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis\, also known as linguistic relativity\,\nis 
 another factor in the complex interplay of the\ncomponents of thought.\n
 Polysynthesis is a phenomenon found in languages that are often on the p
 eriphery of\nacademic linguistic attention. Not only is there evidence\n
 of a different measurable (EKP-based) mental processing of\npolysyntheti
 c languages or languages with polysynthetic verbs\, but\narguments can a
 lso be found for a different perception or classification of\nscenarios 
 and events in movement sequences.\nThrough the example given here—Lakota
  from the Sioux (-Catawba) language family\nof North America—provides an
  opportunity to investigate these\nperceptions of movement in polysynthe
 tic contexts. The difference\nfrom the “classical languages” of the Old 
 World\, which researchers are attempting to identify\,\nis that polysynt
 hetic verb or sentence structures always possess certain\nslots that mus
 t be filled. These slots then refer to\nspace and time and are simply no
 t\npresent in most English equivalents (e.g.\, put vs. gnaká\, haglé\, u
 npá\, mahel’iyeya\, otká\, a’ú).\nThe methodology proposes and prepares 
 a video-scenario stimulation involving Lakota participants\nand aims to 
 conduct a textual analysis of Ella\nCara Deloria’s recordings in an effo
 rt to isolate the speakers’ intuitions.\n\n
URL:https://talks.stuts.de/en/stuts80/public/events/1591
SUMMARY:Die kognitiven Prozesse und die Wahrnehmung hinter einer polysynt
 hetischen Sprache anhand des Beispiels Lakota
ORGANIZER:stuts80
LOCATION:stuts80 - Atrium (Philosophikum)
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