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An introduction to the study of semantics, which examines human interaction through communication, toward a more sophisticated understanding of the role of language in life, the complex functions language performs and the way language, sometimes without knowing, shapes our thinking.
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Examines the role of language and how it shapes human thought, and includes a chapter discussing the content, form, and hidden messages of television.
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This book presents fundamental ways to examine the human relationship to language and thought. Hayakawa presents the building blocks of modern linguistic theories like NLP with precise and illuminating examinations of speech, human emotions, and "common sense."
This book is intruiging and at times disturbing. The study of propoganda is mind expanding and illistrative of the dark side of humanity. Think of it as a How-To manual to create a Orwellian 1984-like society.
I can't recommend this book more strongly. It will alter the way you think and relate to your own thoughts. Read this book.
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Attention to this book has been brought to me during a TQMcourse from the Center for Quality of Management.
Sometimes you find real gems in bookstores -- this one I wanted I had read ten years earlier - it would have saved me some popular misunderstandings about language, and probably some embarassing situations which I could have turned into successes. Why don't they tell kids in school more about language? Since reading the book I have started to do so.
Highly recommended!
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Like a previous reviewer, I was required to read this book for an English class, and also like that reviewer I re-discovered it a few years back.
Senator Hayakawa's main point is that, since it is language we humans use in order to think, and since language has such an extraordinary power to influence others and ourselves, we should pay heed to how we use it and how we interpret it.
In *Language in Thought and Action* Hayakawa discusses ways of better understanding language, and therefore thought, and therefore action, including the use of the "operational definition" and the need to recognize different levels of abstraction.
His essay comparing literature and advertising is, all by itself, worth the price of the book. You'll never again be so smug about your pronouncements or those of others after reading about two-valued logic versus the multi-valued orientation. You'll learn why the words, "Tell me more" can make a difference to you.
I like this book so much I decided to mail several copies to people I know as surprise gifts, along with a letter explaining my enthusiasm for it.
If you use language, if you think, if you act, you should read this book.
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Why should I care about semantics?
It's been said that language is what differentiates humans from the apes. But why language? Why not hawaiian shirts? Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 17. Juni 2000 von neurotome
Five stars isn't enough!!! This book changes live!!!
Hayakawa did it again. Back at Berkley and in the present. This in depth analysis of natural selection, and generally unrecognized use of language has changed my life!! Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 17. März 1999 von headoctor1@aol.com
The definitive book on understanding linguistics!
I remember "having" to read this book as a freshman in college in 1963. Like most of my peers at the time, I read it on a required basis and really never paid it too... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 29. August 1998 veröffentlicht
Should be mandatory reading before sixth grade.
In this age of sound bites and doublespeak this book is a more important read than ever to decifer political nonsense. Number one in may top five. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 20. April 1997 veröffentlicht
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