Culture, Language and Personality

actual agglutinative languages analysis believed civilization complex concept consciousness constructed language contrast cultural anthropology cultural patterns culture of France defined definite difficult distinct dividual economic economist Edward Sapir elements emotional ence English Esperanto example experience expression external fact feeling French functions fundamental genetic genuine culture give guage historical human behavior ideal ideas important Indian individual Indo-European languages instance interest International Auxiliary Language international language less linguistic logical matter means ment mental merely modern national language nature nomic normal one's organization perhaps personality political possible primitive problems psychiatrist psycho psychological purely regularity relation religion religious behavior remoter ends ritual Sapir seems sense sentiment significant simplicity social psychology society sonality sophisticated speech spirit structure sun dance symbolic tend tendency thinking tion tive tural ture uncon unconscious values verb vocabulary whole words