His primary interests stemmed from readings of Fabre d'Oliver, and his ideas were disseminated in three 1940 essays, including "Linguistics as an Exact Science" and "Languages and Logic."
He translated the Book of Genesis. Steven Pinker thinks of this man as a mystic, as he wrote, "The Flux-Outlet Theory: A Concrete Representation of Gravitation", "Why I have Discarded Evolution" and "On Being". His primary interests stemmed from readings of Fabre d'Oliver, and his ideas were disseminated in three 1940 essays, including "Linguistics as an Exact Science" and "Languages and Logic." His posthumous papers were edited by John B. Carroll and appeared in 1956 as Language, Thought, and Reality. His article "Blazing Icicles" combined his two discipline and was a linguistic interpretation of fire prevention. A student of Hopi languages, he is most famous for his collaboration with another linguist. FTP, identify this man, most famous for his linguistic relativity hypothesis, with Sapir.
He translated the Book of Genesis. Steven Pinker thinks of this man as a mystic, as he wrote, "The Flux-Outlet Theory: A Concrete Representation of Gravitation", "Why I have Discarded Evolution" and "On Being".
Benjamin Whorf