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THE PRIMITIVE VOCABULARY

http://pratclif.com/language/nol4.htm
http://archive.is/40UFY

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Moreover, Rosch argued that there is a "natural" level of categorization that we tend to use to communicate. This level is known as "basic-level categorization" and has been found to reflect a natural way humans categorize the objects in our world. This is important because we know that the processes of acquisition, storage and retrieval in the human brain are inextricably intertwined. Therefore, we can be fairly certain that basic-level categorization is a fundamental aspect of human cognition and communication.

avntk.com/BasicEnglishAI.htm

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Following the work of Rosch (1973) who first tried to connect these ideas into a psychological interpretation, we can conceive of these family resemblances as based on the fact that the human brain really possesses prototypes or exemplars in order to represent the meaning of a particular word, in relation to these. She found, through some extensive experiments with children, that there is in fact about 400 core concepts in western children, which are intensively used in growing up to interpret meaning.

https://www.avntk.com/BasicEnglishAI.htm

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