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Chinese And English Cultural Dieferences As Seen From Words' Associative Meaning

Deng Yinghua

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Words' associative meaning reflects the culture of different nationalities. Cultural universalism may result in the similar or same associative meaning , cultural individuality may result in the different associative meaning. This paper attempts to survey some cultural differences through the comparison of words' associative meaning.

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Words' associative meaning reflects the culture of different nationalities. Cultural universalism may result in the similar or same associative meaning , cultural individuality may result in the different associative meaning. This paper attempts to survey some cultural differences through the comparison of words' associative meaning.

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Words' associative meaning reflects the culture of different nationalities. Cultural universalism may result in the similar or same associative meaning , cultural individuality may result in the different associative meaning. This paper attempts to survey some cultural differences through the comparison of words' associative meaning.

Key concepts: Associative property, Meaning (existential), Universalism, Linguistics, Psychology, Epistemology, Philosophy, Mathematics

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