- Title Pages
- 1 Recognizing the Contingency of One’s Own Language
- 2 Naming the World or Construing the World?
- 3 The Givens of Human Life
- 4 Universal Words, Semantic Atoms, and Semantic Molecules
- 5 Human Bodies and Human Minds: What is Visible and What is Invisible
- 6 Anglo Values vs. Human Values: Talking about Values in a Global World
- 7 Human Emotions and English Words: Are Anger and Disgust Universal?
- 8 Talking to Other People: “Politeness” and Cultural Scripts
- 9 Doing Things with Other People: “Cooperation,” “Interaction” and “Obščenie”
- 10 Grammar and Social Cognition: The Hawaiians, the Dalabons, and the Anglos
- 11 Thinking about “Things” in Yucatec and in English
- 12 Endangered languages, Endangered meanings
- 13 Chimpanzees and the Evolution of Human Cognition
- 14 From Ordinary (Anglo) English to Minimal English
- Part Six Kindred Thinking Across Disciplines: Preliminary Remarks
- 15 Anthropology, Psychology, Psychiatry
- 16 Philosophy, Theology, Politics
- 17 Linguistics: Cognitive and Cultural Approaches
- 18 Bilingualism, Life Writing, Translation
- Final Remarks
- Imprisoned in English
- Oxford University Press
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