The phrase "art of language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the skillful and creative use of language in communication, literature, or other forms of expression.
Example: "The poet's work exemplifies the art of language, weaving intricate imagery and emotion into every line."
Alternatives: "craft of language" or "skill of language".
"But the art of language, the beauty of language, is being lost".
The art of language and story lives elsewhere, sustained by the unwavering economics of the spirit.
Taught "Art of Language" on Channel 13 for one year and was a retired New York City Public School teacher.
"The poem and the art of language generally as a heard or written text is always … something like a recognition in every single word" (GW 8, 62).
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Taken this way, "[p]oetry can thus be defined as the art of language".
An associated doctrine is that logic makes up, with grammar and rhetoric, the trivium, or the three arts of language.
Hui Shi appears more often in dialogue with Zhuangzi than any other figure and in ways that suggest a long-term philosophical involvement and interaction, like relationship of philosophical friends.[6] And, as we observed, the inner chapters of the Zhuangzi show mastery of the technical terminology and state of the art theories of language in ancient China.
Grade or Level of Students: Secondary (ages 14-18) Idea: Using The New York Times's Opinion section to teach columnists' devices in their art of persuasive language, and to create debate on their topics — in and out of class.
One way to use this in-between space is the "dog-whistle" technique, the art of using language that signifies little to one's opponents and reluctant allies, while signaling to the base that you are one of them.
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