Sentence examples for communicative perspective from inspiring English sources

From the communicative perspective, in a societal community people have multiple identities, while at the same time they share a common identity as citizens.

Three primary functions of lexical metaphors have been identified: "linguistic (naming), conceptual (framing), and communicative (perspective changing)" (Bougher 2012: 149).

Within SFL, culture is approached from a communicative perspective: as a structure that holds together human verbal interactions by providing a common thread of norms, rules, goals and values (Halliday 1978).

This paper illustrates how these factors informed the design of a novel collaborative virtual reality environment (CVE) for supporting communicative perspective-taking skills for high-functioning children with ASD.

Communicative perspectives on design are thereby defended and new avenues of empirical enquiry are proposed.

The most valuable contribution made by the postwar Prague school was probably the distinction between theme and rheme and the notion of "functional sentence perspective" or "communicative dynamism".

From the perspective of communicative contexts, the College English Test (CET), an English language test of a very large scale and high stakes in China, will be used as a case study to argue for the need to broaden the construct of computer-mediated language communication in an era of pervasive and intense use of information and communications technology.

Reconsideration of Hymes' concept of communicative competence within a multimodal perspective implies that learners of a foreign language should develop a metalanguage that enables them to talk about how semiotic resources are co-deployed in specific texts and to relate their insights to these texts' contexts of situation and culture.

We designed our system in the different stages of the task to strike a balance in the interaction design between case 3 (performance based on implicit learning) and case 4 (performance in communicative situations) in the IP perspective proposed by MacLaughlin et al (1983).

These keywords were identified considering the relation of argumentation to the communicative competencies and socio-cultural perspectives.

The systematic exploration of the functional, ecological, and evolutionary significance of sound in the life of plants is expected to prompt a reinterpretation of our understanding of these organisms and galvanize the emergence of novel concepts and perspectives on their communicative complexity.