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The present study searches to investigate the notion of language as well linguistic aspects privileged by Fodor (important representative of Cognitive Science) as far as establishment of relationships between cognition and language is concerned. This investigation will be based on representative material of author’s studies focusing, mainly, on dichotomy natural language X language of thought.References
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