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What Can Ancient Greek’s Perception of Time Teach Us About Thinking?

Sandy Clarke, Author, Mindfulness and Emotions

10-Jan-23 15:00

What Can Ancient Greek’s Perception of Time Teach Us About Thinking?

One of the age-old debates among linguists, philosophers and even psychologists is if language can shape the way we think. Well, Sandy Clarke, who’s an author and licensed counsellor suggests that not only can language impact one’s psychology, but also one’s perception of time can impact psychology, as well. But how exactly?

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Categories:  wellnessLiterature/Philosophy

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