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The Schama Theory and Translatability

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Cultural linguistics is a new subject based on linguistic anthropology, ethno semantics, the ethnography of speaking, and especially cognitive linguistics. Cultural linguistics and cognitive linguistics are fundamentally theories of mental imagery. According to the schema theory, ideas can be exchanged from language to language.

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Cultural linguistics is a new subject based on linguistic anthropology, ethno semantics, the ethnography of speaking, and especially cognitive linguistics. Cultural linguistics and cognitive linguistics are fundamentally theories of mental imagery. According to the schema theory, ideas can be exchanged from language to language.

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Cultural linguistics is a new subject based on linguistic anthropology, ethno semantics, the ethnography of speaking, and especially cognitive linguistics. Cultural linguistics and cognitive linguistics are fundamentally theories of mental imagery. According to the schema theory, ideas can be exchanged from language to language.

Key concepts: Cognitive linguistics, Linguistics, Cognitive semantics, Anthropological linguistics, Language and Communication Technologies, Ethnolinguistics, Applied linguistics, Schema (genetic algorithms)

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