Linguistic Shaping of Epistemology, Ethics, and Social Ontology: Implications and Applications
Linguistic Shaping of Epistemology, Ethics, and Social Ontology: Implications and Applications

Summary/Abstract: Language is the lens through which we perceive and understand reality. It has a subtle and complex effect on our environment. It influences how we interact with others and view the world. Academics have long been interested in the intersection between language and philosophy due to its ongoing and shifting dynamics in our increasingly interconnected globalized society. In this chapter, we look at how cross-cultural contexts affect how social ontology, ethics, and epistemology are linguistically shaped. In order to understand how language influences how we perceive information in various cultural contexts, the literature will be thoroughly and methodically analyzed. Through a nuanced exploration of cross-cultural contexts and the influential role of language in identity formation, moral judgments, and the construction of social reality, we embark on a journey to unravel the multifaceted implications and applications of linguistic influences on cross-cultural contexts.

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