Structuralist theorists and the Brain
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Structuralist theorists argue that the human brain has developed evolutionarily to divide the world into opposing halves. Although (the structuralists argue) this tendency towards dualism arises rather narrowly from the ways in which we learn and use language as young children, the fact that language is so central to the human intellect that the way in which we learn language tends to spill over into the way in which we learn everything else. And because the process of learning language is the process of learning to distinguish sounds in opposition to each other, the process of learning about the world and ourselves also becomes a process of distinguishing oppositional characteristics. This tenden
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