Pedagogy is faced with the task of designing incentives for the personality to implement its linguistic and creative potential in innovational products.
What this means is that because ecodelic experiences are so sensitive to the context in which we experience them, they can help make us aware of the effect of language and music etc on our consciousness, and thereby offer an awareness of our ability to effect our own consciousness through our linguistic and creative choices.
This department's interest is in the more creative names now dotting the linguistic landscape.
Such a consciousness also allows for the possibility of "linguistic terrorism"—the creative blending of disparate languages and cultures in ways that work against the monolithic character of each (1987, 75 86).
Indeed, Levinson contends that all US constitutional interpretation is necessarily creative, due to radical and pervasive linguistic indeterminacy in the law.
A popular theory is that before leaving Africa, Homo sapiens experienced a "creative explosion," acquiring sophisticated toolmaking abilities, linguistic skills, and other traits that helped them survive diverse environments.
From this perspective, intimacy implies systems of relationships – the linguistic, historical, cultural, sexual, creative, sensual, organic spaces in which identity forms, performs and transforms on a moment by moment basis.
Besides unusual, the author's creative process is also influenced by an in-born linguistic plurality.
Reductive and connective, revisionary and descriptive, linguistic and psychological, formal and empirical elements all coexist in creative tension; and it is this creative tension that is the great strength of the analytic tradition.
Projective linguistics is meant to become an application of linguistic theory to practical transformation of language aimed at the increasing implementation of its creative potentials.
