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172 L anguage is perhaps the most important nonmaterial element in a culture, both in terms of its functionality for a society and what it can reveal about a society to outsiders. Language is said to provide sociolinguists with a “window on society,” and that “...subtle and not-so-subtle linguistic differences are closely correlated with social differences” (Aceves and King, 1979). An examination of a specific language usually will give insight into the concerns, emphases, and major themes of a society. As Aceves and King stated:

Plant Talk: Some Notes on the Botanical Bent of American Language