Analyzing the studies by Kay, Mc Daniel et al., one might think that the essence of focal colors reflects certain psychological aspects and mechanisms of human perception. Other explanations connect focal colors with certain universal phenomena such as day and night (black and white), the sun (yellow), vegetation (green), the sky (blue), ground (brown), fire (red) (Wierzbicka
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They revolve from “the primitive” stage to a more advanced stage that helped in the marriage of culture to the modern world of high technology. It is of recognizable note that a world of technology which is prevalent now is another distinctive culture of its own but could not afford to ignore the culture identity of the various people. Human beings over time have
formulate new ideas would be a difficult task because it involves transforming of information or reworking it, which is much more complicated than writing itself. When the writer puts the concepts together, he/she engages in "a two-way interaction between continuously developing knowledge and continuously developing text" (Bereiter & Scardamalia, 1987, p. 12). Compared to writing in native language, writing in second language acquires proficiency in the use of the language, as well as writing strategies