The question of what role language plays in different areas of knowledge and how important it is in each case cannot be an easy answer. I am not sure if language in humans is a product according to the theory of behaviorist psychology (BF Skinner) which assumes no innate ability but the impact of experience and learning or if it is innate (according to Noam Chomsky), present from birth as a characteristic of language. human brain. Language as a Way of Knowing Language according to Merriam Webster can be defined as: - the system of words or signs that people use to express their thoughts and feelings - any of the systems of human language that are used and understood by a particular group of people - words of a particular kind. To explain better, I'll use an example, the Bake Rolls commercial, where a group of Neanderthals are trying to name the wheel. In this context, they use verbal elements like “sinema gugu…” meaning “I will call him”, sign elements like drawing in order to share common understanding and feelings. This is a micrograph of how language was initially developed to reach today, in the information age, the peak of human intellectual status, leading to a wide variety of areas of knowledge human with a broad in-depth understanding of each AOK. Language is a set of words. A word has three necessary properties, a phonological form, a syntactic category, and a semantic use. From this notion of word, a language becomes a lexicon, a set of words used for linguistic intercommunication and a grammar, that is to say the set of strategies used for intercommunication by those who have a common lexicon. to gain knowledge in a given field we are usually in the middle of a paper...... language unlike the role of language in the natural sciences and perhaps mathematics where language has a universal effect. Number of words: 1596Bibliography and References1. “The Role of Language in Science – F. David Peat.” F. David Peat. Np, and Web. April 17, 2014. .2. Dombrowski, Eileen, Lena Rotenberg and Mimi Bick. Theory of knowledge: course companion. 2013 ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013. Print.3. "language." Merriam Webster. Merriam-Webster, nd Web. April 25, 2014. .4. “Shannon and Weaver Model of Communication.” RSS communication theory. Np, and Web. April 18, 2014. .5. “Rheomode.” Wiktionary. Np, and Web. April 22. 2014. .