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Color naming and the shape of color space
color terms color categories semantic universals linguistic relativity cognitive modeling
2015/6/24
Color naming in the world’s languages has traditionally been viewed as reflecting either a universal set of focal colors, or linguistic relativity. Recently, a different view has gained support: color...
Color naming reflects optimal partitions of color space
cognitive modeling color categories color terms semantic universals
2015/6/24
The nature of color categories in the world’s languages is contested.One major view holds that color categories are organized around universal focal colors, whereas an opposing view holds instead that...
Color Naming is Near Optimal
cognitive modeling color categories color terms semantic universals
2015/6/24
One of the central “nature versus nurture” debates in cognitive science concerns color naming in the world’s languages. On one influential view, color categories are organized around the universal foc...
Proponents of a self-identified ‘relativist’ view of cross-language color naming have confounded two questions: (1) Is color naming largely subject to local linguistic convention? and (2) Are cross-la...
The simulations of Steels & Belpaeme suggest that communication could lead to color categories that are closely shared within a language and potentially diverge across languages. We argue that this is...
Color naming, lens aging, and grue: What the optics of the aging eye can teach us about color language
Color naming lens aging grue aging eye color language
2015/6/24
Many languages without separate terms for “green” and “blue” are or were spoken in locations receiving above-average exposure to ultraviolet-B (UV-B) radiation. Lindsey and Brown (2002) propose that t...
Color naming and sunlight:Commentary on Lindsey and Brown (2002)
Color naming and sunlight Lindsey Brown
2015/6/24
Lindsey and Brown (2002) (L&B) propose an intriguing explanation for the existence and geographical distribution of languages that lack a distinct word for the color blue. Many such languages include ...
The existence of cross-linguistic universals in color naming is currently contested. Early empirical studies, based principally on languages of industrialized societies, suggested that all languages m...