Since the very idea of pure intuition is puzzling in a way that the idea of an a priori concept may not be, one interpretive goal is to clarify this idea in the course of understanding the second two arguments of the Metaphysical Exposition.
Syntacticians often refer to the garden-path phenomenon, wherein a reader is led down one interpretive route before having to double back to the beginning of the sentence to get on the right track.
Rather, we want a semantic theory to entail, for each sentence of the object language, exactly one interpretive T-sentence: a T-sentence such that the sentence used on its right-hand side gives the meaning of the sentence mentioned on its left-hand side.
The last step in the interpretation process was to bring the two interpretive tracks and the microanalyses together in a "case history" that integrated everything.
Briggs's idea that comparing Genesis to other, contemporaneous myths, and comparing it to a scientific treatise written 2,500 years later, are somehow similar comparisons, and the two interpretive acts can shed light on one another, struck me as odd, if not misleading.
The two-week workshop culminated in two interpretive axonometric drawings of Yacoubian building, capturing it in a moment in time: August 2017.
The Obamas — President Obama, his wife, Michelle, their daughters and other relatives including the president's niece Suhaila Ng — received a tour of parts of the South Rim of the canyon from two interpretive park rangers.
Two interpretive communities are constructing their own mental conceptions of a speaker named "Barack Obama", and for each community, the speech counts as evidence for their own interpretation.The difference, however, is that William Blake is dead, whereas Barack Obama is very much alive and reads the responses of people who listen to his speeches.
In describing his interpretive philosophy, Breyer has sometimes noted his use of six interpretive tools: text, history, tradition, precedent, the purpose of a statute, and the consequences of competing interpretations.
Autobiographical essays, framed by two interpretive essays by the editor, describe the power of an object to evoke emotion and provoke thought: reflections on a cello, a laptop computer, a 1964 Ford Falcon, an apple, a mummy in a museum, and other "things-to-think-with". A wonderfully evocative (there really is no other word for it) series of meditations on meaningful objects.
