The phrase "analyse the language of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or examining the specific language used in a text, speech, or any form of communication.
Example: "In this essay, I will analyse the language of Shakespeare's sonnets to uncover deeper meanings and themes."
Alternatives: "examine the wording of" or "study the diction of".
Eisner kept working, teach ing at the School Of Visual Arts in New York, writing analyses of the language of comics, interviewing his peers, handing out the profession's Oscars, known as "Eisners", and collaborating on a touring exhibition of his artwork, a documentary movie, a biography and the reissue of 14 of his graphic novels by WW Norton this year.
It is the period in which Halliday substantively enters the field of child language development with his analyses of the language of Nigel at 19 months and in which he generally works to expand the perceived relevance of the model.
But no other field of professional ethics has felt the need to couch its analyses so in the language of pure moral philosophy.
Ensure that you are able to analyse the language techniques and themes of these texts.
"Just as archaeologists can dig up pottery shards and bones, and make inferences about ancient cultures, so linguists can analyse the words of ancient languages and make inferences about even older languages," the pair tells me (the email replies are shared between the two respondents).
Descriptive analyses of all the languages of the world have not yet been prepared, and, of course, there is information about only a minute number of those that are no longer used namely, those few that were written.
Professor Geoff Beattie of Edge Hill University has analysed the body language of Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho.
We first employed qualitative analyses to explore the language profile of children at risk of behavioral problems and low social competence.
We could not do the subgroup analyses for language of publication, duration of intervention, funding source, and diagnostic criteria owing to lack of data.
At his death Tolkien left behind a number of unpublished writings on Quenya and later Tolkien scholars have prepared his notes and unpublished manuscripts for publication in the journals Parma Eldalamberon and Vinyar Tengwar, also publishing scholarly and linguistic analyses of the language.
