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    This document discusses the relationship between language, thought, and culture. It poses questions about whether language influences thought, if we can think without language, and if language affects how we perceive nature and society. It explores how thought and thinking are mental processes, and how language can be considered written communication, oral speech, or sign language. Finally, it defines culture as being closely connected to society, and determined by the culture of the society itself.

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    Khabibukyzy Aisha

    Seilkhanova Zulpatu
    THOUGHT, CULTURE OR

    LANGUAGE?
    Akimtayeva Akniet
    Idrisov Azat

    404

    Does Language influence Thought? Does it’s create


    Thought? Can we think without Language? Does
    language affect our perception of nature and
    society?

    1.Language
    2. Thought
    3. Culture
    We can understand

    THOUGHTS?
    everything in our
    mind if they are
    manifested in
    language.
    1. Making a formation Mind or thought is
    a mental tool of
    2. Formation of an
    thinking.
    opinion
    3. Having a certain
    conclusion

    critical thinking ...

    People can type,


    text and preserve
    something
    constantly
    the experience to
    the next
    generations, as
    written tales,
    legends, folks
    LANGUAGE?
    Language can be considered
    as written communication ,
    oral speech, or body
    Symbols... movement (sign language)

    Culture is derived from the Latin


    word "Colere"that means "the
    process or work". It is very closely
    connected with the society.
    Everything contained in the
    society is determined by the
    culture of the society itself.

    CONCLUSION
    Reference: N.D. Galskova "Linguistic and Cultural Approach",
    Moscow. 2006 (115-148 pp)

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