The Fascinating Way That Words Can Change How We Perceive Colors
The colors we see in the world are n’t only a mathematical function of our sightedness . The words we speak can affect the color we recognize , as Lancaster University researchers Aina Casaponsa and Panos Athanasopoulos explicate onThe Conversation . The number of words a give language has for colour can vary widely , from only a few — the Bassa speech communication , spoken in Liberia , hastwo terms , one for the warm ending of the color spectrum and one for the nerveless end — to speech like English ( up to 11 term ) and Japanese ( 16 full term , as a2017 studyfound ) ....