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The 8 pages that link to Language of thought hypothesis, each with the reason it gives.

• Linguistic relativityCompared with: It locates thought's structure in an internal code rather than in spoken languages.

• PsycholinguisticsCompared with: It asks whether linguistic representations are necessary for thought or merely express it.

• Mental representationRelated: It offers a specific account of how representations combine in reasoning.

• Language and thoughtRelated: It connects linguistic structure to cognition while distinguishing mental representation from public language.

• Jerry FodorRelated: Fodor argued that mental representations have sentence-like structure and support systematic thinking.

• ThoughtCompared with: It proposes a specific format for the representations thought uses.

• Intrapersonal communicationCompared with: It addresses whether internal thought depends on language-like structure.

• Language (cognitive faculty)Compared with: It asks whether cognition itself uses a system distinct from public languages.