Interaction Interaction Interaction - . . . To interact with the jenvironment is to be alive, and to fail to do so is to be dead. Interaction patterns become more complex as they ascend the philogenetic scale. The dimensions in which interactions occur. Ultimately, everything man does involves interaction with something else.
Interaction lies at the hub of the universe of culture and everything grows from it.
Speech - All cultures talk about certain topics at the expense of others. The vocabulary of a culture reveals its values. German is adept at describing sound variations. The Eskimo languages have a richer descriptive vocabulary for different textures of snow. Use of prepositions varies greatly from one culture to another because spatial perceptions differ.