But Herder himself had not been able to advance a plausible solution to the problem, either, even though he connected the origin of language with reflection (Besonnenheit), claiming that it was through reflection that humans had first created language.
My adult language of reflection paled next to the broad sweep of his play.
Pamela's letters, in contrast, are lively and conversational, their language a reflection of both her native cleverness and her inexperience.
Although the president's statement did not use the term "genocide" on Saturday, it was strong enough to provoke a sharp statement from the Turkish Foreign Ministry, which called the language a reflection of a one-sided political perception.
But no immediate breakthrough was expected as the two main East Asian allies of the United States exchanged barbs couched in diplomatic language, a reflection of their long-running differences, rooted in Japan's often brutal colonial rule of Korea from 1910 until 1945.
In the Constitution of 2007, English was added to Malagasy and French as an official language, in reflection of Ravalomanana's goal to increase Madagascar's participation in the global market.
Therefore, in addition to standard medical training, a developing country stream might include tropical medicine, the social context of health and disease across the world, research and project management skills, language skills, reflection on attitudes (cultural competency) and regular exposure opportunities in poor countries.
Although face-to-face interviews have the advantage of eliciting non-verbal information, telephone interviews allow the researcher to follow and respond to the interviewee through language and reflection, which has the potential of making the interviewee's descriptions richer [ 64].
It's rather touching that in this production, which is so full of language and reflections on its relationship to class, Danes is most affecting when she's relegated to saying absolutely nothing.
The second keynote address, "Challenges and Potential in the Field of Southeast Asian Language Teaching: Reflections from SEASSI," will be given by Ellen Rafferty, professor emerita in the Department of Asian Languages and Cultures at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and language director of the Southeast Asian Summer Studies Institute.
