Cultural context and the associative meaning of words
Zhiqiang Wang
Abstract
Zhiqiang Wang
Abstract
Associative meaning is one of the parts of culture. Both common associative meaning and particular associative meaning have always been existed in cross context of cultures. The latter has two aspects. One is that different context of culture shares distinct associative meaning, The other is that a certain context of culture enjoys a particular associative meaning while the other lacks of it. This essay aims to present the readers a brief probe of the similarities and differences in cross context of cultures.
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Associative meaning is one of the parts of culture. Both common associative meaning and particular associative meaning have always been existed in cross context of cultures. The latter has two aspects. One is that different context of culture shares distinct associative meaning, The other is that a certain context of culture enjoys a particular associative meaning while the other lacks of it. This essay aims to present the readers a brief probe of the similarities and differences in cross context of cultures.
Key concepts: Associative property, Meaning (existential), Context (archaeology), Epistemology, Psychology, Philosophy, Mathematics, History