Sentence examples for classical linguistic from inspiring English sources
Philologists, eager to preserve as much of the classical linguistic heritage as possible, have also paid a great deal of attention to the largely satirical poetry of al-Ḥuṭayʾah (died 674).
I demonstrate that the two understandings of homology yield noticeably different classifications of the TG family, which suggests that abandonment of the classical linguistic notion of cognacy may have significant consequences for previous linguistic phylogenetic results.
Apart from the philologically invaluable recording of pre-Classical linguistic forms and proper names, there is the cryptologic evidence of the syllabic writing system, which may yet help bring about a cogent decipherment and linguistic identification of the earlier forms of Cretan writing.
In the early 20th century legislation by the Italian government limited the academy to the publication of classical authors and linguistic documents and periodicals.
One of his most significant contributions to the classical epistemology of linguistic analysis can be found in his comment on the general problem of identity and difference which, as we have seen, the representatives of the Neo-Mohist school were unable to develop to a concise conclusion (Hui Shi in Zhuangzi CTP: Tianxia, 7).
Starting from the major approaches to valid reasoning in standard logic (semantic and proof-theoretic), we consider variations with a richer vocabulary (e.g., modalities, generalized quantifiers), as well as genuine deviations from the classical paradigm, with their linguistic or scientific motivations (e.g., intuitionistic logic, linear logic).
Only when these conditions were met, was it possible to achieve the ultimate goal of pragmatically oriented epistemology in classical Chinese discourses: every linguistic expression, every name (ming) could (and should) therefore be applied in accordance to the principles that determined actuality (shi).
Tagore modernised Bengali art by spurning rigid classical forms and resisting linguistic strictures.
With the recovery of the Later Mohist dialectical work detailing their theory of language, we find compelling evidence that the linguistic turn in Classical thinking was a widespread feature of this mature phase of the Classical period.
This work set the linguistic standards for Classical Sanskrit.
