Re: does conlanging change your sense of reality?

As for the title question, unfortunately no. I think conlanging has changed my
sense of grammar in subtle ways. Maybe because I don't speak any language
on a regular basis.

I think I'm going to stay out of the ensuing epistemolophical discussion, if only
because all the replies starting with Jim Henry's 2nd are coming up completely
blank including the links part (I wonder what worldview that represents on the
part of listserv?)

i: YOa (formerly Jeff)

On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 08:57:52 -0400, RoseRose <faithfulscribe@...>
wrote:
>I'm personally of the Whorfian persuasion that different languages "cause"
>different forms of thinking and different thoughts therefore arise.  Having
>been so deeply engaged with Glide for 10 years, I've noticed I parse the
>world differently--see process, for instance, more foregrounded than things,
>flow more than form.  This is of course very subjective and not all that
>easy to describe.  I am curious if anyone else sees effects in your
>reality-sense that you attribute to your conlanging activities in any way?
>Diana