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Re: [xmca] FW: NYTimes.com: Does Your Language Shape How You Think?

Apologies, I realised I did a mistype before. Obviously I meant "verbal thinking" as a "microcosm" of consciousness, not "macrocosm". Sorry. 
andy
Larry Purss wrote:

I found this article well written and clearly articulated. Andy, the
 macrocosm of verbal thinking articlulated in this essay  is a fascinating
way to reflect on the interplay of "verbal thought" and "experience(s)"
as dialectical "units" of analysis. [or as David mentioned "currents" in
the river  of consciousness.]



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