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by aaroninsf
656 days ago
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OP have you considered doing a version for this to test contemporary Greek native speakers, vs others ("control" group), for differentiation of blues? I remember reading that modern Greek has two color-names for sky- and dark- blue (not sure what the prototypes are for each nor if they have hue components, maybe the "sky" blue is green-shifted?)... always been fascinated by the discussion of "weak Sapir-Whorf" around this and would be quite interested to see if there are any differences in discrimination... The classic cognitive/perceptual psyche data to gather would be time-to-discriminate, with the prediction being that Greek speakers make faster judgement because they have higher/faster discrimination, than others. Not sure how you'd pose the question to non-Greek speakers tho :) |
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