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of Chicago |
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A. Lucy William Benton Professor Department of Comparative Human Development, Department of Psychology, and the College jlucy@uchicago.edu
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Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Palo Alto, CA
Using cross-cultural and developmental perspectives to explore the interface among the symbolic structures we call language, culture, and self; the impact of grammatical diversity on thought and the particular importance of metalinguistic capabilities in human social interaction; the role of language in the development of conceptual thought and self during middle childhood; languages and cultures of the Mayan peoples.
Language, Culture and Thought
Advanced Topics in Language,
Culture, and Thought
Language Socialization
Theories of Self
Self, Culture, and Society I
Maya History and Ethnography
Spoken Yucatec Maya I & II
Center for Latin American Studies Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
Last updated 1 July 2008