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Multidisciplinarity As a Verifi cation Searching Methodology (The Case of Whorf’s Hypothesis Refuted)

Authors: Polina P. Dashinimaeva; Galina V. Ulazaeva;

Multidisciplinarity As a Verifi cation Searching Methodology (The Case of Whorf’s Hypothesis Refuted)

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The methodology which the paper presents is a way verification might grow its accuracy. The material to counter-evidence is Whorf’s hypothesis, namely its strong version that claims a language determines the way its speakers think and create their cognitive categories. To provide a successive justification methodology the authors begin with explication of the logic which might rest in Whorf’s mind, then they reveal weak points of the theory itself via linguistics- and semiotics-related arguments-against. Further they go to the philosophy of language presented in the article by J. Derrida and F. Girenok providing no accurate proof for they speak in the name of a generalization-oriented domain. The discipline to approximate language and thought correlation is cognitive psychology, the domain that applies experimental methods. The most accurate verification of thought and cognition primacy over language is found within the 5 principles of psychoneurophysiology. Thus, the authors both meet the requirement toward science verification and conclude beneficiaries to be philologists who could overview a logo-centered approach to language and speech analysis

На примере поиска доказательств, системно и последовательно опровергающих основной постулат Уорфа о детерминированности мышления и познания языком («сильная» версия гипотезы), в статье представлена мультидисциплинарная методология исследования по принципу «нарастание степени верификации». Сначала выявляется логика прихода Уорфом к гипотезе, затем определяется слабость доводов внутри самой теории при помощи чисто лингвистических и семиотико-направленных аргументов. Далее представлены идеи Ж. Дер- рида и Ф. Гиренка из философии языка, не предоставляющей доказательства в силу обобща- ющего характера дисциплины, когнитивной психологии, приближающейся к достоверности описания происходящего в мозге посредством экспериментов. Наконец, наиболее точной об- ласти в аспекте презентации обоснований – психонейрофизиологии, представленной в виде пяти принципов речемышления. Таким образом, авторы не только предоставляют доказа- тельность научного знания, но и подводят читателя к выводу о пересмотре логоцентрист- ских традиций описания языковых и речевых явлений. Следовательно, бенефициариями результатов исследования являются прежде всего сами филологи

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Whorf, cognition, determine, семиозис, postmodern, Уорф, logo-centered, принцип, мышление, overturn, философия языка, proof, language philosophy, word, логоцентризм, эксперимент, слово, доказательство, психонейрофизиология, mind, постмодернизм, thought, language, principle, обусловливать, experiment, psychoneurophysiology, semiosis, гипотеза, конитивная психология, верификация, cognitive psychology, познание, язык, hypothesis, опровержение, verification

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