Many languages assign nouns to a grammatical gender class, such that “bed” might be
assigned masculine gender in one language (eg, Italian) but feminine gender in another …

The time has come, perhaps, to go beyond merely acknowledging that language is a core
manifestation of the workings of the human mind and that it relates interactively to all aspects …

Observed variability and complexity of judgments of “right” and “wrong” cannot be readily
accounted for within extant approaches to understanding moral judgment. In response to …

Can the way we speak affect the way we perceive time and think about politics? Languages
vary by how much they require speakers to grammatically encode temporal differences …

Gender has been the focus of linguistic and psychological studies, but little is known about
its conceptual representation. We investigate whether the conceptual structure of gender–as …

Does language modulate perception and categorisation of everyday objects? Here, we
approach this question from the perspective of grammatical gender in bilinguals. We tested …

Gendered languages assign masculine and feminine grammatical gender to all nouns,
including nonhuman entities. In French and Spanish, the name of the disease resulting from …

Voicing Politics brings together the latest findings from psychology and political science to
reveal how the linguistic peculiarities of different languages can have meaningful …

Does the way we speak affect what we think about gender equality? Languages vary by how
much they require speakers to attend to gender. Genderless tongues (eg, Estonian) do not …

The influence of grammatical gender on cognitive processes is an important issue in
contemporary psycholinguistics and language psychology, particularly in research …