There was a separate availability with bilingual campaign officials for the large contingent of Spanish-language media.
Hence the drive toward "realism" contingent upon the representational aspects of language, dependent on the fantasy that the language is as stable as the society, or at least it ought to be as stable as the society.
For Neurath, social theory points not only to the contingent historical and social nature of language; it also points to a more naturalistic attitude towards language and knowledge in connection with its social roots and uses.
Neither parent has any energy or affection to spare the child, so she is reared by the decaying household's contingent of slaves, and learns their languages, dances, religion, and diet — a goat's eyes and testicles are her favorite meal, "cooked in lard and seasoned with burning spices".
Neither parent has any energy or affection to spare the child, so she is reared by the decaying household's contingent of slaves, and learns their languages, dances, religion, and diet a goat's eyes and testicles are her favorite meal, "cooked in lard and seasoned with burning spices".
In dealing with the problem of God's knowledge of future contingents, Ockham had proposed thinking about time as the modal feature of language.
Sharing outside of language.
In contrast, Stalnaker holds that the propositional content of language and thought depends in part on external facts to which subjects have no privileged apriori access and it varies according to contingent explanatory interests.
Yet there has always been and always will be a contingent of opera lovers who are grateful that the language barrier "spares them from having to follow texts they would find stilted or silly," as Mr. Crutchfield put it.
On a basic level, a novel, unlike an epic or a myth, is essentially made up of the contingent stuff of life and language: turns of phrase, conversations, digressions, descriptions, subplots.
