LINGUISTIC RELATIVITY
linguistic determinism (based, ultimately, on the identity of language and thought). A proposal of linguistic relativity thus claims that diverse interpreta-tions of reality embodied in languages yield demonstrable influences on thought. [Hill & Mannheim (1992, pp. 383Œ87) discuss and endorse various
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