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s and 1970s, Pike’s work expanded into intercultural communication, emphasizing the importance of understanding cultural contexts: "Language in Relation to Culture" (1972) – A comprehensive overview of his theories on linguistic relativity. "Meaning and Power in Language" (1974
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sin Myra Gale Brown in 1958, which caused a public backlash. This incident, along with other personal issues, contributed to a narrative framing him as a figure of moral depravity—"diabol," in a sense—a devilish character embodying temptation and rebellion. Musical
