Token quotes then are much like writing a demonstrative expression like 'this' and fastening to it an object to produce a symbol of that object.
Alice Ferrebe also notes that, despite Fowles' attempts to critique masculine values, his novels remain male fantasies demonstrative of the "compromises and contradictions" created by the gendered situation in which he was writing.
There is much that is valuable in the book, and quite a bit that is cumbersome -- and the not infrequent sense of reading the memoir of a cat written by a large and demonstrative dog.
He writes, "Their evidence is not demonstrative, but intuitive.
"Affectionate and demonstrative, she was easy to understand," he wrote in his book.
In 1679 Leibniz quickly composed a work that was closer to the ideal of a demonstrative science of metaphysics than anything he had written to date (De Affectibus AVI.iv.b.1410 1441).
Ms. Endre, who recently starred in "Faithless," a Liv Ullmann film written by Mr. Bergman, has the more sexually demonstrative part as Elizabeth.
Elsewhere, in "The End of Faith," Sam Harris writes with obvious scorn that "it is demonstrative of mental illness to believe that [God] is communicating with you by having the rain tap in Morse code on your bedroom window".
"There must be some middle ground, something more demonstrative than silence but quieter than a Comanche war cry," he writes.
At another meeting, it was Trotsky's turn to storm out and slam the door, though in this case, Kotkin writes, the door was "a massive metal structure not given to demonstrative slamming.
In turn, mental concepts are common in four ways only, corresponding to the first four ways of universality peculiar to spoken (and written) terms, since there are no universal concepts that correspond to demonstrative pronouns or equivocal terms as such (ibidem).
