Sentence examples for discussions of language from inspiring English sources

In his discussions of language and religion, however, he did not quite get into what it means for Christian believers in other cultures to sing and listen to Bach's Passions in their own languages.

Analytic feminist work in philosophy of language is not as extensive as discussions of language are among French feminists or in other disciplines.

He's been sad to see my stress surrounding the recent heated discussions of language in my community.

There is also a murky discussion of language and its relation to reality that reveals how little Gray understands the depth and difficulty of the subject.

Next year Johnson's Plan was printed, a prospectus of 34 pages, consisting of a discussion of language that can still be read as a masterpiece in its judicious consideration of linguistic problems.

Thus, abstract ideas and classification are of central importance in Locke's discussion of language.

It is harder to relate the rest of Xunzi's discussion of language to the sorts of paradoxical sayings he is primarily objecting to.

In his discussion of language Locke distinguishes words according to the categories of ideas established in Book II of the Essay.

It is a recurring theme in, or perhaps a recurring part of the method of, Strawson's philosophical discussion of language that some aspects of language are more or less obvious to us.

Xunzi structures his main discussion of language (which forms the heart of Book 22 of the Xunzi) as an attack on certain paradoxical sayings that, Xunzi claims, promote confusion and disorder.

(See Jolley 1999 pp. 71 3) As we have reached one of the important concepts in Book III, let us turn to that Book and Locke's discussion of language.