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While this contingency may have a good deal of plausibility in the case of linguistic items, by itself conceptualism is just a stopgap measure on the issue of types and tokens generally.
Another case of linguistic adaptation occurs in item 9, where "health" was traduced with "disease" [= malattia].
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Automatic and unconscious enrichment produces a default interpretation of the utterance and "[o]nly when there is something wrong does the hearer suspend or inhibit the automatic transition which characterizes the normal cases of linguistic communication".
But this is not simply a case of some linguistic gymnastics and a tiny, yet meaningful, preposition.
In case of relevant linguistic barriers, a cultural mediator will join the clinical researcher: however, research questionnaires have been translated into several languages (English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Serbian) through a back-translation process.
So Hagège makes his expert case for linguistic biodiversity, and against the swamping of everything by English.
The more I read and hear about linguistics and the case of Haiti's linguistic dichotomy, the more ignorant I feel, because there are so many factors involved and so many opinions.
This is the case of pronouns, whose linguistic meanings do more or less strictly constrain but do not determine their designata.
On the other hand, in the case of disagreement between linguistic units (non-congruent collocations), there is a high likelihood of negative transfer.
As regards the reception of Marty's own philosophical views, this can be found in the case of the Prague Linguistic Circle which arose after his death (Lečka 1995) and also to some extent in Polish philosophy (Woleński 1990).
I have had to hone my explanation about other pronoun options such as "ze" or "xe," the need to coin the objective and possessive cases, the often-slow drift of linguistic change, and the reality that many people already used "they" in place of "he or she" for a singular person of unknown gender.
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