The debate about colour naming in 19th century German philology : selected translations, Barbara Saunders, editor ; Ida-Theresia Marth, translator

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The debate about colour naming in 19th century German philology : selected translations, Barbara Saunders, editor ; Ida-Theresia Marth, translator

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selected translations

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Barbara Saunders, editor ; Ida-Theresia Marth, translator

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• The debate about colour naming in 19th century German philology : selected translations

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• Leuven, Leuven University Press, ©2007

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-199)

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• The Debate about Colour Naming in 19th Century German Philology; Copyright; Contents; Introduction; Formalising the Denial of Coevalness; From the Nineteenth to the Twentieth Centuries; The Significance of Nineteenth Century German Literature; Does the Evolution of Colour Vision and the Evolution of Colour Naming Amount to the Same Thing?; Conclusion; Notes; 1. The Development of Colour Perception; 2. In Defence of My Rejected Critique; 3. Observations on Primitive Peoples' Colour Perception; Notes; 4. Nubians (from Northeastern Africa)
• 5. Nubians. Observations on their Awareness of Colour as well as their Nomenclature6. Supplementary Pages to Sahara and Sudan; 7. The Eyes of 9 Lapps, 3 Patagonians and 1 Negro; Notes; 8. The Evolution of the Human Eye's Ability to Perceive Different Colour Tones; Part 2 The Development of Colour Vision in Human Eyes; Notes; 9. Colour Terms for 'Blue' and 'Green' in Early Chinese History; 1. Hiuân; 2. Thsang; 3. Thsing; 4. Lu; 5. Lân; 6. Colour Groupings; I. Hiuân (ngun); II. Thsâng (thong); III. Thsíng (thsâng); IV. Lú (lok); V. Lân (lam); Notes
• 10. A Research Study of Primitive Peoples' Awareness and Perception of ColourObjectives and Results of Investigation; General Observations on Primitive Peoples' Colour Awareness; The Concept of Colour amongst Primitive Peoples; The Correlation between Awareness of Colour and Lifestyle, seen in close Relationship to their External Living Conditions; The Long-Wave Colours: 'Red, ' 'Orange' and 'Yellow'; The Short-Wave Colours: 'Green, ' 'Blue' and 'Violet.'; Collation of our Results together with a Critical Evaluation of the Same
• Observations on the Present State of the Current Theory which Expounds the Gradual Evolution of Colour AwarenessNotes; 11. A Study into the Colour-Sense of the Chukchi People; Notes; References

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