
Through the Language Glass
By Guy Deutscher
Why the World Looks Different in Other Languages. Picador, 2011.
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An exploration of whether our mother tongue affects the way we see the world, tracing how everyone from British prime ministers to Aboriginal tribes have contributed to our understanding of how language reflects culture and has power over our perceptions.
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Who should read Through the Language Glass
Language learners • amateur psychologists • philosophers • artists • lovers of unusual trivia
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